Even the financial
risks and perils of having a phone is no match to possible electronic crimes. If you're heard of bluejacking, well, that's just a petty transgression. But wait 'til you learn about bluesnarfing. It's another form of identity theft wherein your data code and phonebook information are stolen through bluetooth access. Even the rich and famous can be a victim. Everyone has a proper claim to privacy. Paris Hilton's T-Mobile Sidekick was hacked, and the result? Celebrity numbers were posted on the net and vulgarity proliferated in numerous photos. Kidnappers, bank robbers, and even low-profile sinisters use this technology for their devious tricks. How well are we protected with wireless technology?
