content: While I agree with your assessment, recall that this was not always the case with computers. Way back in the olden time -- in the long, long ago -- computers were routinely jacked in with absurdly out of date software and vile exploits open for all to leverage. It took years of growth and learning for the average user, the ISPs, and even manufacturers and vendors, to finally adopt a security posture that wasn't completely retarded, and it's still insufficient in most cases. I'm afraid incidents like this are an indication that the mobile industry is going to have to go through the same growth and learning phase before we get to some level of common sense in deployment...