It could be used to argue that app makers “hacked” into users’ cellphones. [More here] The elephant in the room is Apple's own approach to location information, which should certainly be subject to investigation as well. The user is never presented with a dialog in which Apple's use...
Location information has long been available to our telephone operators, since they use cell-tower triangulation. This conforms to the Law of Justifiable Parties – they need to know where we are (though not to remember it) to provide us with our phone service. But now yet another party has...
After the injury, the extracellular domains of KIM-1 separate from the cell surface and enter the urine15. Previous studies have shown that tissue expression and urinary excretion of KIM-1 are sensitive and specific markers of AKI16,17. Colloids are fluids used primarily for a hemorrhagic shock...
When you add diverse and numerous types of devices — cell phones, tablets, laptops and so on — it even makes the case stronger as to why the current federated identity model is reaching its limits. Figure 3: Diverse People and Devices So if the Federated Identity model doesn’t work, ...
The probe centers on whether app makers violated the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, said the person familiar with the matter. That law, crafted to help prosecute hackers, covers information stored on computers. It could be used to argue that app makers “hacked” into users’ cellphones. ...
Cell phone use/mobile internet is seen as one of the most extensively used methods of connectivity worldwide and for many people, cell phones are the vehicle for mobile internet [27]. This is owing to technological advancements that have allowed mobile phones to take the place of desktop or ...