What's the deal with Carrier IQ and what it means to you Comments
- Stadtionalist
- Ajwx
I wonder how Apple has replaced CIQ and what improvements they got with that non-mentioned replacement...
- Hmm
- mXb5
Brain Dead, 02 Dec 2011If he TE charged you $1 for his own data stealing app you could say he's bad as them. The guy ... moreWoo easy did i slag you off or something
- Brain Dead
- teXA
Hmm, 02 Dec 2011How noble on him "to install this $1 tool by Eckhart" his just as bad as them. If he TE charged you $1 for his own data stealing app you could say he's bad as them. The guy probably had to go through several tests to confirm that this problem exists. Then he had to develop an application to remove it. He has the right to ask for a fee.
Its not like you are being forced to purchase his app.
- Tizen Takeover
- jxxN
WHOA!!! Glad I'm still using WM6.5 on my HD2.
Google seriously needs to address these security issues within Android. Sure, they aren't using it but they can make sure Samsung, HTC, Etc aren't installing any personal info stealing programs on the device such as this.
Keystroke Registering counts also as a virus. The companies basically installed a virus on most Android phones.
I know Apple has this too but they already have taken steps toward stopping this virus. Google should do the same and now that it's brought into the spotlight, they probably will.
This news sucks for Android users mainly and I hope justice is served to those that deserve it (Carrier IQ, Manufacturer's AND phone Carriers).
After reading this news, I'm going to wait on jumping ship to Android.
- JB
- 8xXH
Hmm, 02 Dec 2011How noble on him "to install this $1 tool by Eckhart" his just as bad as them. You're kidding right??
If it wasn't for him NOBODY would know about this, and you're complaining for giving 1 miserable buck.
CHEAP!!!!
- jimboireland
- s3RX
Hmm, 02 Dec 2011How noble on him "to install this $1 tool by Eckhart" his just as bad as them. shut the hell up.
- Hmm
- mXb5
How noble on him "to install this $1 tool by Eckhart" his just as bad as them.
- EskeRahn
- 0u3G
Let's hope someone can ram them down with a lawsuit so the company and it's owner looses every last penny...
"Registering keystrokes" well this would most likely include any password you ever entered on your phone... The potential for fraud by this is enormous this alone. Should make some US-resident able to sue the S**T out of them.....
The ability for them to recreate/read any message you ever sent, should also break some personal data laws, depending of the national laws of course.
- optomiser
- ixum
Anonymous, 02 Dec 2011Let's fight it the Anonymous way. A small app that feeds Carrier IQ with fake data should nice... moreLove it, Vive la Revolution. Such a good idea.
- sgs2
- KiKc
damn... WTF...???!!! don't they respect others privacy
maybe even our Credit card number already at their hand..
don't have to say the PIN.....
- eDo
- Ki71
Anonymous, 02 Dec 2011Let's fight it the Anonymous way. A small app that feeds Carrier IQ with fake data should nice... moregood point there bro
- Crow
- x%NW
CustomROMs ftw!!
Use CyanogenMod or any other AOSP based ROM and just laugh at this news... ;-)
- Anonymous
- Jx2E
Hahaha, they wanted to sue him for bringing truth to their stealth... Hope CIQ will burn in hell, even though I dont live in the states.
CIQ... aka CIA or NSA...
why else hide it?
- Anonymous
- sw7@
Let's fight it the Anonymous way. A small app that feeds Carrier IQ with fake data should nicely do the job.
- Chillz
- 9CHE
Ab, 02 Dec 2011fellas ,how the heck can they ask us before installing a software in the factory,how do they k... moreOh shut up the statement they should ask us means... There should be an option provided in the phone to activate or deactivate that service...
- Anonymous
- mAM0
It is more likely a carrier or government driven practice. Can you imagine RIM eavesdropping when they refuse to cooperate with the authorities on inquires because of privacy? Get real.
PS: Please don't take the opportunity to try to make apples look better. If you remember they were tracking location and when it was found they released a "fix" for something the had previously required a patent for.
Now they are speaking about CIQ like GOD put it there not them. If they can remove CIQ, it just means they have their own bit or another provider for this.
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