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Now, I would have thought this would be a big problem as the DC has lots of access open to them, they have the whole web to corrupt and destroy, the tiny little mobile phones hve only a few pages, but are growing at alarming rates. Has anyone got answers for me? please?
Mind you, the batteries die in about 3 hours, so I doubt it would live in the memory pack very long ;)
> Yep, true about the DC, but it could become a proble for the PS2 when the HDD comes out
I aggree, some sega nut who is annoyed about the DC going might give sony a virus, making them loose millions.
Perhpas there are a few things it can do - mess around with your preferences and do evil things to saved games, but I can't imagine it's easy to infect the Dreamcast in the first place.
Iteresting, though. I wonder what security holes the DC has?
What I meant to say was:
Because the Dreamcast has no hard drive, just a temporary storage that is wiped, it can't download viruses that will harm the DC. A WAP phone, I believe, has a small memory. For such things as phone numbers.
I wanna download quake for my DC and the dremsnes looks cool too.
Hackers on PSO I think I've read about, but because the Dreamcast has no hard drive, just a temporary storage that is wiped...
I think, anyway. :)
Now, I would have thought this would be a big problem as the DC has lots of access open to them, they have the whole web to corrupt and destroy, the tiny little mobile phones hve only a few pages, but are growing at alarming rates. Has anyone got answers for me? please?