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1. CarrierIQ is on iOS, sans keylogger
   6 people · 6 mentions · first linked 2011-12-01
2. /post/38491252231
   2 people · 3 mentions · first linked 2012-12-21

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1. Natsu · 2011-12-01

   Actually, this same thing was found on iOS. That said, it doesn't appear to have a keylogger on iOS for some reason. See here: http://blog.chpwn.com/post/13572216737

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   on “Secret app on millions of phones logs key taps ”
2. zdw · 2011-12-01

   Submitted CarrierIQ is on iOS, sans keylogger as a story · 154 points

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3. runjake · 2011-12-01

   The article was updated to include iOS 5 long before you made this comment, by at least 1.5 hours. It's Carrier IQ stuff. See chpwn's frequently updating blog post at: http://blog.chpwn.com/post/13572216737

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   on “Carrier IQ references discovered in Apple's iOS”
4. Xuzz · 2012-03-22

   Submitted How to test your app on older iOS releases as a story · 5 points

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5. doe88 · 2011-12-01

   Here are the result of the current investigations made by @chpwn http://blog.chpwn.com/post/13572216737 I'm an iOS user and I'm concerned by this, I know that maybe these data are not sent to any remote server or maybe it depends on the carrier, but still I'm concerned that Apple would integrate a third party binary on its system. That's plain wrong for me. I want them to tell us what their phone collect, what their…

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   on “Carrier IQ references discovered in Apple's iOS”
6. Xuzz · 2011-12-27

   Submitted How Siri's Authentication Works as a story · 3 points

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7. Xuzz · 2011-12-02

   I did here: http://blog.chpwn.com/post/13572216737

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   on “Apple: We Don’t Use Carrier IQ… In Most Of Our Products… Anymore.”
8. patr1ck · 2012-03-07

   Submitted This is how you turn the page of a book as a story · 1 points

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9. conradev · 2011-12-01

   While that is a good observation, it has been proven that no statistical data is sent to CarrierIQ when the preference is disabled. This has been determined by reverse engineering the daemons used for CarrierIQ reporting on various iOS versions. This has more information: http://blog.chpwn.com/post/13572216737

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   on “Apple: We Don’t Use Carrier IQ… In Most Of Our Products… Anymore.”
10. Xuzz · 2012-12-21

    I looked into how SnapChat does it, it's pretty simple: http://blog.chpwn.com/post/38491252231

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    on “New Official Facebook Poke iOS Application”
11. dpearson · 2012-09-30

    What Apple has done with the iPad 1 (I'll refrain from speculating on motives, as I have absolutely no idea why they actually EOL'd it) is still not as bad as what they've done with armv6 devices. A developer, if they want (and some won't), can still support the iPad 1 fairly easily (or as easily as any support for iOS 5). The iPhone 3G and older, on the other hand, are truly unsupported; it is impossible to build f…

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    on “The iPad 1”
12. pavel_lishin · 2012-12-27

    Apparently they check for something else: http://blog.chpwn.com/post/38491252231

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    on “Show HN: ShotBlocker - iOS screenshot detector a la Snapchat/Poke”
13. Xuzz · 2012-12-22

    No, you can easily block taking a screenshot, as long as (and as with Facebook Poke and Snapchat) you require a finger on the screen. I explain it here: http://blog.chpwn.com/post/38491252231

    Comment linking /post/38491252231

    on “Your Facebook Pokes Are Stored For Two Days. Encryption Keys Then Deleted”

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