To keep hackers out of your iPod, ensure that you regularly update the device's software to patch any security vulnerabilities. Use strong, unique passwords and enable two-factor authentication for your Apple ID. Additionally, avoid connecting to untrusted Wi-Fi networks and be cautious about downloading apps from unknown sources. Regularly back up your data to safeguard it in case of a security breach.
NO, it's actually better to have an older ipod to jailbreak it because it takes months for hackers to make a jailbreak for new ipod firmware.
get an authenticator
firewall
leave it until your ipod off then you charge it and it will be same as before your ipod hanged.
There are always hackers who are looking for ways to get into any exchange serve that they think they can access. You need to keep them out at all times, especially if this server is located at a business that you own. You can use a firewall to do this. It will automatically block people who do not have the right access codes. It can also block automated programs that hackers may have set up.
uncheck them in your itunes then sync your ipod. Then they should be on your itunes but not your ipod.
I can't hackers will keep macking more codes
Either connection error or hackers
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Most electric health records are protected by anti-spy, anti-spam, anti-virus softwares that are used to deter the hackers. It is as reliable as the bank.
You plug your other ipod in when your old itunes account is up
Thats impossible if you keep the same iPod! 3g has no camera and 4g does. Buy a new iPod