Come September

August 30th, 2008

I never leave my cellphone laying around. If I had an iPhone, you bet your ass I wouldn’t leave it laying around.

The latest iPhone embarrassment is a security hole that makes it simple to access stored data on supposedly locked iPhones. Apple said Thursday that a software patch to solve the problem is in the works.

They’re fixing the problem already? Wow, you mean iPhone users won’t have to wait for the first Tuesday in the month for a fix? Oh wait.

Apple spokesperson Jennifer Bowcock said, “The minor iPhone security issue which surfaced this week is fixed in a software update which will be released in September.”

That makes sense. Maybe this will teach people not to leave their phones laying around. Heck, if they can’t remember to keep their phones in their hands, imagine how many promotional pens get lost everyday!

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