From my perspective, even though the Xbox One is limited in its capabilities as a full-on computer, malware could bring havoc upon the XBL community... This feels like opening a Pandora's Box, to me...

That would be totally awesome if we could see that each time we did that... And had the ability to turn off the telemetry readings if we get annoyed by it each time...

I thought it stood for "China"... Originally, I thought the 5C would be sold initially in China, but I guess not. So, "Cheap" it is!

This would be the ultimate goal in Identity Verification... And then we find ourselves being cloned...

So this is essentially a hackathon? Please, correct me if I am wrong...

Looks like ISP's better watch their collective back. Google coming to screw telecom monopolies over and give the customer what they truly want in an obscure city somewhat near you...

fire ze missiles!

While this may not be tech-related, it's good to have this kind of news up on everyone's radar, just in case (no pun intended).

So, will we see OEM Windows PCs come by default with Thunderbolt ports? Or is this another fantastic, magical, extraordinary Apple Inc. exclusive?

I feel as if a million T-Mobile customers screamed out in agony and are snuffed once they have read this article...

So, even though the account holder can disable the censoring, would it be an accurate guess that quite a few slashdotters with T-Mobile here are now considering leaving to a different telecom?

I think Huawei was also left out of consideration when AT&T and Verizon were looking to build more LTE towers in the US. Or was that the federal government didn't want their equipment out of this fear?

Would love if someone clarified this.

Alright. Got it. Thank you for helping me to understand.

Alright, so these apps would only help if the perp intended on using the device themselves and had no intention of reselling.

But, yeah, by taking it up to the next level with IMEI cracking... That kind of nullifies any sense of security on the phone. :-/

Ah, I see...

Although, isn't "locking" the phone about as good as bricking? Or can that be disabled by connecting it to any computer with iTunes? Yes, the data would be erased, as far as I know, but would this still work?