Securing your iPhone’s traffic
By paul | July 18, 2007
Macworld has an excellent article explaining what is, and what isn’t secure when using your new iPhone’s browser, email, and widgets. I would call this a must-read for anyone who owns an iPhone.
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Maximillian on July 21, 2007 at 9:45 am.
Interesting read; thanks for the head’s up Paul. I wish the iPhone would let you disconnect from a wi-fi net with ease, as sometimes they’re all “pay-for-use” and using edge would be simpler, but all you can do is select a different network.