How about EFilive on the Iphone????

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Originally Posted by endo

Given the app store approval process madness, I wouldn't even think of writing software for it. Writing software is enough of a technical challenge without dealing with Apple's quasi-political nonsense they exhibit toward the app store.

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Did you see that someone did a Commodore 64 emulator for the iPhone, it was up for 2 days (maybe less) and Apple pulled it down. Read HERE.
Maybe they are still bitter about the smacking the 64 gave Apple back in the 80's.

How about a app for the Android ?

I can't imagine what would possibly be worth doing on such a small platform? Often times these sorts of devices have very particular constraints on what can and more importantly cannot be done outside of the device (through their API). So it would be unlikely that the device could interface with a FlashScan for instance.

Now I'm not at all familiar with the Andriod platform, so given it is Google it might be entirely different :)

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Originally Posted by Tordne

given it is Google it might be entirely different :)

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It will log everything you do and cache it somewhere for future reference :shock:

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Originally Posted by GMPX

It will log everything you do and cache it somewhere for future reference :shock:

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Future reference for the government. :eek:

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Originally Posted by mr.prick

Future reference for the government. :eek:

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Which Windows already does. Did a manual clean up on an XP laptop last year. Was stunned what was left behind after supposed normal MS driven deletions/clears of history/caches/temps/blah blah.

Windows is set to not report the space a lot of this junk (intelligence?) takes up.

:secret: :shock: :shock:

Yes I know what can be recovered from your PC. :eek:
I sat on a grand jury for the summer a few years ago and
I learned quite a bit about that.
But they need physical possession of your PC.

Can you remember all the things you used a search engine for? :lookaround:
I am much more wary of Google than I am of MS.

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Originally Posted by mr.prick

Yes I know what can be recovered from your PC. :eek:
I sat on a grand jury for the summer a few years ago and
I learned quite a bit about that.
But they need physical possession of your PC.

Can you remember all the things you used a search engine for? :lookaround:
I am much more wary of Google than I am of MS.

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I havent done that but I know how deep this stuff goes. Or at least I think I know, always erase my tracks when Im done on the net. Creeps me out knowing that big brother is always watching.

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Originally Posted by mr.prick

Yes I know what can be recovered from your PC. :eek:
I sat on a grand jury for the summer a few years ago and
I learned quite a bit about that.
But they need physical possession of your PC.

Can you remember all the things you used a search engine for? :lookaround:
I am much more wary of Google than I am of MS.

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Actually they dont need always need possession of your PC. In the corporate world, there are several low key software vendors that offer solutions to large corporates to have forensic surveillance software as part of the standard load. It sits there running as a service and when the command comes, it downloads your hard drive to HQ. :secret:

And this is illegal in some jurisdictions under privacy laws, but they still do it. :shock: Se la vie.

Looks like I should get one of them firewall thingys. :hihi: