Ah, you never worked at IT or CIS student. Never mind. Maybe, it is better for you to pretend IT departments work like a PC shop that builds gaming rigs. Self-aware? You do understand what drivers mean, right?

Your classes didn't thought you how printer drivers work? Right, bits... drivers can't maintain copies of each print outs... oh, right... So, you don't know where to search on-line for enterprise category apps? Yea, you will not find it in Tiger Direct or NewEgg.

Ah, college student. When you exit a job, it is sometimes reviewed by your HR to avoid various legal matters. They have the right to go over your files. You sign those things during your employment agreement. Vaporware USB? Can you name some vaporwares according to your feeling and emotions? Thanks.

Are you a college student and just bought a new computer? Some maintain copies of your files printed or they maintain the name of print jobs forever.

I guess you are very NEW to IT. You do know your printers are "NETWORKED" at work. You seem you got lot to learn. There are plenty of USB policy apps that enterprises buy.

You are not getting it. Block the app from deleting until the IT calls you to stop. During that time, you image your phone to SD and unblock the phone. Let the IT wipe, then re-image your phone back from your SD.

Most real companies have tools to monitor your external devices. Ask your IT guy. If a firm is a large enough, they probably a security policy to maintain your printer pool.

They can't. You can freeze the remote app if it is your own phone. You can even script to disconnect remote a wipe app from connecting. Remote wipe apps have been defeated so many times. You can use a firewall for mobile device and block that app from connecting. You can even uninstall a remote wipe app if you like if you search on-line. There is always an airplane mode too.

Actually, that is totally incorrect. Even simple app like Avast can block that device from connecting.

Remote wipe? Try an airplane mode with wifi and Dropbox. If you own your device, you can image your device to your SD card.

This is funny. lol.

Right, it is a marketing stunt. It is nothing to do with the "fight the big label." Marketing design is too overly complicated and time lines are aligned too perfect to be what some average users are assuming here.

SORRY.. Poo drinker. I don't know why your username is drinking poo. It isn't an insult. Maybe, you are not part of music biz and haven't heard the real rumor. Maybe, young children are easily persuaded by complicated marketing models.

this is a very talentless marketing.

Nothing exciting about this. Trying to show he is fighting a big label was already pulled by Prince in the mid 90s. This is a 10 year old marketing stunt.