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 worldâ€™s first anti-theft iPhone (& iPod touch) app called PhoneBAK. Founder Paddy Tan (whom Iâ€™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 itâ€™ll be available for download. Not sure on pricing yet. [From Worldâ€™s first anti-theft app for iPhone (video)]

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Anonymous (not verified) - Sun, 12/14/2008 - 20:02

I'm not a smart man but I understand that Apple isn't going to give Paddy the rights for the software. Apple's not giving him the go ahead. Why doesn't he just go ahead and sell it on the marker for $20?? I see this guy isn't money hungry and is main focus is security software and just because Apple doesn't realize a GREAT thing ,doesn't mean we don't!!! Make it happy Paddy, you've got a GREAT product and shouldn't let it go to waste but thats just me. I'm not a smart man.

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