Investigative journalists have an address book and call history that is hugely valuable to certain people/companies.
Want to know which employee leaked your super-secret info to a reporter? Arrange for his/her phone to be stolen as they walk down the street chatting on it. Then it's just a quesion of how fast they can remote-wipe it...
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I really don't see what all the fuss is about. It's not like my address book has anything particularly private in it.
Well as long as it doesn't affect nwh, I don't see what all those business people, journalists and activists are worried about.
Investigative journalists have an address book and call history that is hugely valuable to certain people/companies.
Want to know which employee leaked your super-secret info to a reporter? Arrange for his/her phone to be stolen as they walk down the street chatting on it. Then it's just a quesion of how fast they can remote-wipe it...