I know that is true.  

Update:
Apple will be slowly phasing out support for UDID as an access method for iOS apps, thus rendering UDID scams and hacks ineffective.

http://9to5mac.com/2012/03/25/develo...uld-in-august/  

lucky for me, i have 2 routers, upstairs and downstairs, but I hope i won't have to go there lol  

Posted by John J Johnson

I have a question if u give them your email can they hack u?

yes really all they need is one part of your information (email) is big. example

most people keep the same password for everything. so say you forgot your password for your hotmail or gmail. well its going to ask for your email. so once you put the correct email you have an option of changeing your email
or reciving the password you forgot. so then the hacker starts testing with your password like maybe useing this password for diffrent things like (games,banking accounts, and really a bunch of things) long story short all a experienced hacker, only needs 1 type of information. i would be careful who you give your email to ;)

Posted by xelxen

yes really all they need is one part of your information (email) is big. example

most people keep the same password for everything. so say you forgot your password for your hotmail or gmail. well its going to ask for your email. so once you put the correct email you have an option of changeing your email
or reciving the password you forgot. so then the hacker starts testing with your password like maybe useing this password for diffrent things like (games,banking accounts, and really a bunch of things) long story short all a experienced hacker, only needs 1 type of information. i would be careful who you give your email to ;)

or maybe make a world message on classic to also say dont give out emails as well