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James Barber Wrote:

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> Hi Foxy,

> Is it an issue using iPads in public?


Hi James


Apple software as I understand is less prone to Virus attack..

Ipads / Ipods tend not to have Anti-virus software..


When it comes to Network Security I am not too sure.


Dedicated 'Hackers' have equipment that can detect activity on a Public Wi-Fi..

If your e-mail is open they can then 'latch on ' to your account via your IP/MAC address.


Then even if you log out of your e-mail they will still have access.


Whereas Windows PC's will have File Sharing either enabled/disabled.


Apple uses iCloud and iTunes where there may be a security problem once someone has gained access to your device.


Do not know enough about this very sensitive subject.


Foxy

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It was an Android tablet. It was the first time I'd used it on that particular cafe's wi fi system. I think it could have happened anywhere and had much more to do with MY settings and very little to do with the cafe's system. Just a lesson to beware - try to set your device with all the protection it can muster, and that old chestnut, don't use the same password for everything.
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