Friday, September 4, 2015

Kid Hacks Parents Texting

A kid out on Reddit posted the following - he had hacked his parents' iPhones by adding texting shortcuts to them.  The way shortcuts work is that when a person enters a specific string of characters, a different set of characters replaces them.

In this instance, the kid created a shortcut for when his parents typed the letters "no":


At first I thought it pretty mundane, but when Dad also got hacked, and with WHERE THE BITCHES AT no less, it became priceless.

Do you know where your phone is at?

Posted by Yellow Dog Patrol at 5:32 AM
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