By Jo Best
Published: Thursday 24 November 2005
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Name
Roger Huffadine
Location
Worcester
Occupation
CTO
Comment
"Can't be turned off" - don't the Japanese have cooking foil then? It isn't going to be beyond the whit of children to defeat these phones - obviously the supplier hasn't tested them on kids who have been told to try to defeat them. Anyone abducting a child will simply locate the device and chuck it in the nearest bin.
So what exactly are the Marketing apart from a new revenue stream?
Playing on unjustified fears -again
Japan is one ...
Anonymous
Presumably though, these security features don't g...
Anonymous
"Can't be turned off" - don't the Japanese have co...
Roger Huffadine
So a bright child who studies physics puts it in a...
Tony Darby
So how does it stop kids swapping them, or droppin...
James Button
So you can leave your mobile where you told your p...
Ben Lefroy
Great idea, except my kids would lose their own he...
M Poulaud
Its not new technology. Two companies in the UK ww...
Joe Drake
Don't let our Tony know about this, he will want t...
David
So, japan is the safest country in the world? Tell...
Peter E
Safest doesn't mean 100% safe.
I don't think a...
Mike Perry
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