Rumor: Apple Can Disable Apps On Your iPhone

August 06th, 2008 | Category: Gadget News

Apple built a “blacklisting mechanism” into iPhone OS 2.x that instructs phones to connect to Apple, ask what applications have been blacklisted,

thereupon DISABLE THOSE APPLICATIONS ON THE iPHONE. (iPhone Atlas)

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