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Why the Kill Switch Makes Sense For Android |
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Oct 19, 2008, 07:23am
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Why the Kill Switch Makes Sense For Android
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Technologizer writes "It came out this week that Google's Android phone OS, like the iPhone, has a kill switch that lets Android Market applications be disabled remotely. But it's a mistake to lump Google's implementation and Apple's together — the Google version is a smart, pro-consumer move that avoids all the things that make Apple's version a bad idea."
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