motorola V265

I repeat: That's nonsense.

In <[email protected]> on Tue, 23 Nov 2004
10:37:54 GMT, "Mike Gorman" <[email protected]> wrote:

>Not really. Phone vendors have different OS's, etc in their phones that
>are potentially subject to worms or hacking, particularly PDA's. If your
>phone was able to be hacked via Bluetooth, then started up a data sessions
>pinging the entire Internet, what would you do when the bill came,
>especially if you didn't have a data plan? Call VzW and demand a refund.
>What if it started dialing long distance calls, or forwarding your number
>somewhere else? Verizon has to protect itself and its customers from this
>sort of thing, so they are moving very cautiously in these areas.

>"John Navas" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news[email protected]...

>> No offense, but that's nonsense.
>>
>> In <ZJXnd.105807$kz3.27005@fed1read02> on Sat, 20 Nov 2004 23:47:12 -0800,
>> "Julie Ruin" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> >Verizon Wireless does not like Bluetooth because they feel it's still not
>> >secure enough. Remember that CDMA was developed by the Qualcomm and the US
>> >Gov. and it's up to military specs and all that good stuff. They don't want
>> >to create a big security loophole by widely implementing something like
>> >Bluetooth.

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> The V260 is this phone without a camera. But VZW doesn't use it.

Verizon approved the V260, otherwise Radio Shack wouldn't be selling
it with Verizon service. Verizon just hasn't launched it in their
stores or online yet. If it does well at Radio Shack, Verizon may
take it.