The G1 Has Not Been Hijacker, at Least For Now
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Some users of Android phone with unique moment (though I read something about plans to port it OpenMoko) reported that when trying to access certain websites from the browser of your terminal happens that you see on the catch, something common in Windows systems infected with spyware (curiously, computers infected by spyware often introduce messages that invite you to download software from another alleged antispyware). Specifically one of the sites affected is the home of Yahoo!.
But it appears in the T-Mobile G1 is a bit flaky. Theories suggest that the proxy has been hacked T-Mobile, and not the appliance (as accessing the network via Wi-Fi does not show it scaly error).
Although at least G1 users are safe and will soon be able to install spyware on your mobile …
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