Not really. Clearly it would be difficult to find if you were unaware of the bug, but once you know the procedure (e.g. when it's all over the internet) it's fairly easy to exploit.
Yes it is yet, how many chances do you have till you acidcdiantly call the police, this seems more of a hack in the OS.
Uh oh, found a way to hack it into the home screen, That is more pearsonel, but this might be the reason another person, randomly knows my phone mumber, name, and is calling from a blocked number (how do you unblock a number?)
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Originally Posted by hungover
Does anyone know how this exploit/bug was discovered? Given the number of steps it seems unlikely that it was by chance
I think it's pretty much the same steps used to exploit a similar flaw exposed in iOS4.1.
The original find back in 2010 is discussed here:
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1035879
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Originally Posted by Gatorguy
I think it's pretty much the same steps used to exploit a similar flaw exposed in iOS4.1.
The original find back in 2010 is discussed here:
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1035879
Thanks
Impatiently waiting for 6.1.3
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Originally Posted by MrMiB
It should be possible to roll back. I'm losing 1% / 3min with 6.1.1
Strange, my iPhone 4S has really much better battery life with 6.1.1
be the reason another person, randomly knows my phone mumber, name, and is calling from a blocked number (how do you unblock a number?)