911 Exploit Could Have Caused Grave Problems Across the US

AppAdvice
Mar 6, 2017, 9:15 am445 pts
Apple promises to fix a 911 exploit soon. Back in October, an iOS exploit caused thousands of iPhones to dial 911 without user input. The situation got so bad that some U.S. call centers almost went offline. These are the findings of a four-month government investigation, according to The Wall Street Journal.…

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