Shouldn't it be just an option to remote wipe the exchange store? Why force a pin lock on the phone, and remote wipe it? Why not just pin lock the app and remote wipe the email store instead? This applies to Android too. My phone forced me to pick a pin lock because someone in IT checked a box over the weekend. I immediately removed corporate email from the phone.
From what I heard, what actually happened was the mandate to have ceiling fan manufacturers include CFLs instead of incandescent for their fans IF the fan utilized a socket that has a readily available supply of CFLS. So instead of including CFLs in their boxes, they simply went to a socket where there was no CFLs available. Thus they didn't have to spend $ on CFLs
I just sent an e-mail to my ISPs customer service center thanking them for NOT being affiliated with ESPN360.
Me too. Thanks Time Warner!
i have an AT&T phone - i don't have a text message plan because i have the data plan and juse AIM/ICQ on my phone...
i get charged 25cents for each incoming text message - there is no way for me to disable incoming text messsages...
I have AT&T, and you can opt out of Text Messages. Its both ways though.
Log into your account
Click on "Rate Plan & Features" towards the top
Click on "Add/Manage Features" on the left
You'll see the option to restrict text.
You also can remove MMS as well, seperate from SMS
Slowly and surely the unix crept up on the Nintendo user ...
