Yet another iPhone security bug

Cory, I'm not sure what I love more - your inability to understand the things you're posting, or your absolutely impeccable ability to generate FUD out of nothing. Good show!

My first gen iPhone has been the most stable of all mobiles and smart phones I have had over the last 10 years. If you give a phone to a 12 year old, expect trouble!

http://www.simplyfreeiphone.co.uk

The real problem here is that a 12-year-old has his own private iPhone, which he's allowed to lock with a passcode from his parents in order to communicate with his "girlfriend."

Ah, where's this world going?

;-)

These small things keep coming up... Apple has not given importance to such minor details..... which he must! Hope its fixed in firmware 2.2 and none of the older bugs re-appear !!!!

"Your iPhone is insecure." My iPhone feels pretty self assured of itself, maybe it can talk to that iPhone, help it out.

This is only a security bug if you are Shane Warne and you have oh so too many SMSs from your current honey!

For the rest of us, all you need to do is set your preferences and then set a locking code if you need. My iPhone is never out of my sight or hands, (OK - it is when I am sleeping - but that is another story) so I can't see this as a problem.

If you don't know who Shane Warne is then you will realise that you really do not know sports on a global basis.

To the rest of us that do, we will get a great laugh at the inside joke. ;)

FUD. Next.

As it was said, this can be disabled in the options.

Not only is this not a security issue nor a bug, Cory's decision to conclude with copy/paste snark makes this one of the most annoying TUAW posts I've read in a long time.

Anyone else getting tired of TUAW's and Engadet's penchant for harping about copy/paste? Alright already... We get it! You want copy/paste. Now let's move on, please. I don't need to read about it over and over again.

How is _this_ Breaking News?...