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Windows and Android will add ‘kill switch’ feature to reduce Mobile theft

Windows and Android will add ‘kill switch’ feature to reduce Mobile theft
Web Desk
June 20, 2014

After success of Apple and Samsung, two of biggest phone makers offer a totally mobile disable on some of their devices.

Google and Microsoft have decided to add a “kill-switch” feature to their mobile operating systems Android and Windows.

Windows and Android will add 'kill switch' feature to reduce Mobile theft

This can make Mobile set fully useless if it is stolen or theft which is becoming biggest problem in these days for every Mobile user.

After introducing same feature in iPhone iOS,  robberies fell 24% in London and 38% fell in San Francisco which is biggest success.

 

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