SOUTH KENSINGTON, U.K. - April 4, 2016 - PRLog -- Professor Chris Imafidon, who has lectured at Harvard, Oxford and Cambridge and is chair of the board of ExcellenceinEducation.org.uk, said, "The legal battle (#AppleVsFBI) was a waste of effort and time but suggested that the locking, or encryption, of any device was a mathematical issue of encryption and decryption." In tweets sent as replies to the Wall Street Journal (@WSJ), Reuters (@ReutersIndia), and CNN (@CNN) on 28/29th Februrary 2016, Professor Imafidon, who is the patriarch of the world's most mathematical family, said, "An understanding of the fundamentals of the mathematics of computer security makes it very easy to handle both encryption and alphanumeric passwords." He offered some Smartphone security tips and gave simple, yet practical advice on how to secure current mobile devices and referenced the bestselling book called Maths Manual (@MathsManual)." (#AppleVsFBI)
His tips include: Switching off the Bluetooth functionality; Avoiding jailbroken phones; Installing safety apps, etc.
The world renowned Consultant to governments, presidents, Monarchs, and corporate leaders, Professor Chris Imafidon concluded that government agencies or the FBI or any other organisations do not need Apple's or any technology company's help or cooperation to safely hack into an iPhone, any smart phone or any other electronic device. Technology is too important to be left to technologists or governments, that is why the internet remains an open network without any central control. #AppleVsFBI. Professor Imafidon, a Multi-award winning pioneer who has published journal papers on computer security, indicated that he has just completed an upcoming book.
To view more messages on how to secure your iPhones, smartphones and other devices, follow @ChrisImafidon. LIVE tweets at @ChrisImafidon, later other clips of the programme at http://www.ExcellenceinEducation.org.uk. @Eieprogramme www.Imafidons.com
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