If they had gone to the trouble of actually reading the instructions that came with their mobile phones could the Leveson Enquiry have been avoided. It's a simple thing to do and it only takes a minute to set a password on a mobile phone. Don't people have any responsibility for the security of their own personal information? Isn't it a bit like sending a letter without putting it in an envelope and then being horrified to find that the postman had read it?
Phone Hacking: Would any of it happened if people weren't too lazy or ignorant to set an access code?
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