Anti-theft app for iPhone (soon....)

tor - Fri, 08/29/2008 - 18:13

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How excellent - a chance to get your iPhone back if it's stolen:

BAK2u, maker of anti-theft software for Macs, Windows, and most mobile phone platforms, is almost done with their world’s first anti-theft iPhone (& iPod touch) app called PhoneBAK. Founder Paddy Tan (whom I’ve interviewed before) explained that they are just down to a few more features then it all depends on the iTunes App Store approval process before it’ll be available for download. Not sure on pricing yet. [From World’s first anti-theft app for iPhone (video)]

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