KATHY, i'VE NEVER HEARD OF A PDA OR NOTETAKER BEING INFECTED WITH VIRUSES. aS i'VE STATED BEFORE, pda'S USE WINDOWS ce AND SO FAR, THERE'S NO VIRUSES THAT i KNOW ABOUT. THIS ISN'T TO SAY PEOPLE ARE NOT TRYING TO INFECT THE PDA'S. iT MIGHT HAPPEN ONE DAY BUT i THINK IT REQUIRES TOO MUCH PROGRAMMING. i THINK IT'S EASIER TO INFECT WINDOWS xp OR WIN98. BUT YES, IT'S POSSIBLE TO INFECT THE PDA'S. BUT i WON'T WORRY ABOUT IT NOW. iT HASN'T HAPPENED THUS FAR, SO WHY WORRY NOW? bUT PERHAPS SOMEONE ELSE CAN ASSIST YOU WITH YOUR BROWSER ISSUE. i'VE NOT DONE A THING WITH THE bnAS FAR AS BROWSING THE NET. i'VE DONE ONE OR TWO EMAIL RUNS WITH THE OLDER UNIT. iSAAC
On Sun, 3 Jul 2005, Kathy Williams wrote: > I told them yes they could leave the temporary cookie. It didn't do any good. > Got the same result as when I told them no which was that it just opened the > window and asked again. An endless cookie loop that would have left cookies > from now until doomsday be they not one in the same. This is why I had to > power down and reset to stop it. There are trojans that take over browsers. I > was wondering if this browser is vulnerable to such things. Considering the > fact that cell phones can be hacked and infected, adwared, and identity > thieved, what makes one think these notetakers are any more secure than your > local garden gate? > > ___ > To leave the BrailleNote list, send a blank message to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > To view the list archives or change your preferences, visit > http://list.humanware.com/mailman/listinfo/braillenote >
