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STORY CLUSTER / 301728click here to return to the main pageSpam Moves to Cellphones and Gets More InvasiveIf you thought spam on your computer was a bother, brace yourself for round two: spammers want to find you on your cellphone.... NYT > Technology | more posts | 60 days | Fri., May 9, '08 Cell phone spam is on the rise with one prediction being that wireless customers are going to receive one and a half billion unsolicited text messages this year (double what the rate was for 2006). Wireless companies have been accused of supporting phone spam because they make a profit off of those... Also See: nytimes.com DSLreports - front page | more posts | 58 days | Sun., May 11, '08 Spam Moves to Cellphones and Gets More Invasive Cellphones have become consumersÂ’ most personal technological devices. Some industry executives, along with consumer groups and security experts, are concerned that unwanted text messages on phones will be an even greater headache than unwanted computer messages. [via The New York Times] "...... Also See: nytimes.com textually.org | more posts | 60 days | Sat., May 10, '08 |
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