Yars, if "I" start posting, well, coherent rants about all things foreign and Chinese, my user name and password was lifted from my phone. (Sweet! There's my drunk-posting cover.) (He says, having return home to an actual keyboard and a potentially secure connection.)
(LOL, though. Someone in a firmly Chinese-teachers' apartment building has a sense of humour: in a forest of "TP-LINK" wireless client names, someone identifies as "Dunder Miflin".)
Seeew... phone security. What will let one swim securing in this sea of mostly secured wireless connections? It's relatively fun following myself down the street on the GPS screen, etc. But in my travels this one week since purchasing the phone, I've come across one (1) app for firewalling and anti-virusing one's phone. (And in my phone's case, it won't work unless I emerge the other side of "a procedure" with an unbricked phone and a voided warranty.)