obvious puff piece on being afraid of your cool new tech... clearly all tech should come with a surgeon general's warning proclaiming: "warning: entrusting thi

obvious puff piece on being afraid of your cool new tech... clearly all tech should come with a surgeon general's warning proclaiming: "warning: entrusting this device with your personal information may be hazardous to your health" I couldn't really tell but it looked to me like none of these phones were 'locked' with a password that wipes your phone after so and so many incorrect log in attempts. Also, the guys are professional data recovery guys who work with the police and they had physical access to the devices which means they could have bypassed the soft lock entirely. q: what kind of 'wipe' does the iphone and bb do when you hit the lock reset limit? is it like a multi-write to the 'disk', which is obviously ram based and not platter based. does the multi-write work for such devices?