No you are not setting anything straight. It is quite easy to escape iPhone sandboxing. SMS runs on iPhone not sandboxed. Maybe check Miller's reports about "security" of sandboxed iPhone (crashing whole OS). The only real thing Apple "sandboxing" does is keep users from not buying apps from Apple store and extract maximum revenue.
What is funny is that Apple wants to patent crippling (ehmm sandboxing) cellphone devices (http://appft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d...)
iPhone is not safe device, never was. If Apple was smart they will open iPhone apps to keep users happy and eliminate jailbreak problems.
I don't need jailbroke blackberry to run (safely) SSH.
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2006-05-04
No you are not setting anything straight. It is quite easy to escape iPhone sandboxing. SMS runs on iPhone not sandboxed. Maybe check Miller's reports about "security" of sandboxed iPhone (crashing whole OS). The only real thing Apple "sandboxing" does is keep users from not buying apps from Apple store and extract maximum revenue.
What is funny is that Apple wants to patent crippling (ehmm sandboxing) cellphone devices (http://appft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d...)
iPhone is not safe device, never was. If Apple was smart they will open iPhone apps to keep users happy and eliminate jailbreak problems.
I don't need jailbroke blackberry to run (safely) SSH.