Samsung Galaxy users with Wives and Girlfriends, take note

AAAintheBeltway said:
So enlighten me how that old stuff got on your new phone.
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All I can do is promise I didn't open that clip on my new phone. The video clip was taken with an iPhone, and even an old email address I've not used in close to a year. It's literally so over the top, I can't figure out what caused this. And the financial newsletter from an email I've not used in years, and was from 2008...
 
Baron said:
You can't go wrong with the Note 3 or the Note 4. A few of my friends have the Note 4 and they love it. My Note 3 was pretty much trashed so I switched over to the HTC One M8. It's the size of your S5 for the most part and the build quality is outstanding. The camera is great too and the user reviews are stellar. So if you're in the market for a new phone at any point, include that one in your research for sure.
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Sounds like you know your stuff: http://m.androidcentral.com/best-android-phones
 
nkhoi said:
it sync with your email automatically. My new phone auto load 'all' email addresses from my gmail account and listed them as contacts, took me all day to get rid of them. Remember to turn off auto sync feature.
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What's so strange is the fact that it was an old email that I've never used with this new one. One of the guys from Verizon said the same thing about sync. I believe I'm gonna turn this off. And I can imagine how long I would take if m emails were made into contacts. I love this technology, but don't want to have to go to night classes (lol), to learn the things I don't want my phone displaying...
 
JamesL said:
Using Dropbox by chance?
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Not with this phone. I used it with the iPhone I got rid of in order to save pics, and video clips. Used it on my desktop, and to be candid, haven't accessed a single pic or vid since.
 
blah12345678 said:
My experience is that it isn't insecurity, per se. Rather, it's an overwhelming desire to know everything about you, especially any *secrets* you may have. The cynical part of me says they datamine their SO and retain all the *info* to use against you later on... :cool:

Question is, why didn't he have the lockscreen set? From what I've gathered elsewhere, LEO can't break the pattern lockscreen (yet).... I have it set on both the phone and Handcent..
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My Son uses a pass code for his iPhone 6. I tried the thumb print on the S5, and it sucks. Haven't used a code yet. Sounds like I'm going to. Of course, she would still want the code to learn my darkest secrets I guess. I agree. I believe that's it, as she knows I don't mess around, and we practically live together. She sure does want to know about me before we met..
 
You need a "ho phone." One phone to use for snapchat, tinder and skanky stuff, and another you keep pristine for when you're on a date. They should both have the same sim (number). Password-protect your skank phone, however. Leave the clean phone filled with pics of sunsets and dogs.
 
Whether it's a your phone or any other technological device, what's possible right now is quite scary.

I was woken up loudly this morning by my wife wondering why pages and pages of printed escort ads was sitting in our printer.

I WAS NOT LOOKING FOR ESCORTS!

I can't use my web browser anymore. It crashes after about 15 seconds.
 
destriero said:
You need a "ho phone." One phone to use for snapchat, tinder and skanky stuff, and another you keep pristine for when you're on a date. They should both have the same sim (number). Password-protect your skank phone, however. Leave the clean phone filled with pics of sunsets and dogs.
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I'd have to hide it like Walter White from Breaking Bad. In a bag, and in the toilet tank. Lol
 
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