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Opinion: Newly discovered Safari bug could mean big fees for some iPhone users 
MobileCrunch | by Greg Kumparak | Tue, Nov 3
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The flaw, as discovered by Estonian Apple Site AppleSpot: If the user visits a site which uses Motion-JPEG (most commonly used for security cams and live feeds) in Safari, Safari will continue to gobble up bandwidth even after Safari is closed. Safari is one of the few apps that Apple allow...
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