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Assessing the photo fallout, China Mobile may have jumped the iPhone 6 gun,

and Wall Street wets itself waiting for next Tuesday.

It's Wednesday, September 23rd, 2014, I'm Ken Ray and this is news from Maco-S Ken,

brought to you by yours truly and supported by IChart magazine.

Putting Apple and Tech News in focus EY E.E. I. E, E, E, E,

E, News Stand Now.

Let me start by saying, I hate information security stories.

Hate them. I feel relatively comfortable talking

business I feel relatively comfortable talking Apple specifically I feel like a

goldfish trying to play the piano when it comes to talking information security.

Here and now I will do my best to piece together some of what people have said about this past weekend's celebrity photo hacks.

These are people who either have a better understanding of information security than I do, or maybe just more bravado.

We start with what Apple said.

Apple Insider had the Cupertino Company taking a proactive stance on stuff and trumpeting the safety and

security of I-Cloud.

Quoting Apple's statement, we wanted to provide an update to our investigation into the theft of photos of certain celebrities.

When we learned of the theft, we were outraged and immediately mobilised Apple's engineers to discover the source.

Our customer's privacy and security are of utmost importance

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