Comment The problem being that anybody could break it (Score 1) 78
It costs (guessing, CBA to check) $100, and anybody walking (/swimming/sitting) near you could potentially break your device, and brick it so it becomes useless. That kinda sucks.
It costs (guessing, CBA to check) $100, and anybody walking (/swimming/sitting) near you could potentially break your device, and brick it so it becomes useless. That kinda sucks.
Uninstalling updates enables "Disable" on some apps, but not others, unfortunately (on non-rooted devices). I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 3, and can't disable the Samsung Music app
No, it's not the maximum fine under UK law - that's £500K. See http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/04/05/ico_power_analysis/
The summary isn't even about it being the highest fine imposed so far by the ICO for a breach of the Data Protection Act. There was a £325K fine imposed on an NHS trust. See http://www.ico.gov.uk/news/latest_news/2012/nhs-trust-fined-325000-following-data-breach-affecting-thousands-of-patients-and-staff-01062012.aspx
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