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Happy 10th birthday iPhone, the nearest thing to a secure pocket computer

iPhone's security relies on a user's ability to choose and protect a strong password

The Apple iPhone7 and AirPods are displayed during an Apple media event in San Francisco, California
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The Apple iPhone7 and AirPods are displayed during an Apple media event in San Francisco, California

Keith Martin, Kenny Paterson | The Conversation
It’s common for security experts to regard themselves as necessary critics, guardians against malpractice, and raisers of worst-case scenarios. While there is a very present fear of insecurity these days, it’s rare that we celebrate security. But on the tenth anniversary of a revolutionary technology, we’d like to do just that: happy birthday to the iPhone, first released in June 2007.
Ten years ago, a computer was something that hurt your foot if you accidentally dropped it. Mobile phones were devices that were chiefly used for making phone calls. Today, the idea that we can’t use these palm-sized

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