Scratch

Just to be sure, you could delete all browser data after using it.

^^

Mokat wrote:

only people whose accounts have been approved can log in to accounts on 2.0

...Meaning that even if someone hypothetically sends the company's iPad a keylogger to retrieve the 2.0 password (which is extremely unlikely. Scratchers don't go this far and iOS's closed-ness is why you never hear of malicious apps on it    ), it's of no use to them.

kayybee wrote:

technoguyx wrote:

^^

Mokat wrote:

only people whose accounts have been approved can log in to accounts on 2.0

...Meaning that even if someone hypothetically sends the company's iPad a keylogger to retrieve the 2.0 password (which is extremely unlikely. Scratchers don't go this far and iOS's closed-ness is why you never hear of malicious apps on it    ), it's of no use to them.

i think he means the company that regulates the iPad might have keystroke tracking implemented on it

I'm pretty sure they have no use for it anyways
(and remember if they had keylogging they could steal your scratch account and access 2.0. not that they would want to.)

And anything else entered on it.  Everyone enters their personal info on the internet, but with all these hackers nowadays, I don't feel comfortable.

Firedrake969 wrote:

Could I log on to the 2.0 alpha on a company iPad?  They may know the password after that, but I don't believe they'd have any use for it.  :3

You could use it using flash browser (Puffin) But don't let it remember the password or the Ipad could be hacked and the password gets stolen

when gf clicked
When's scratch 2.0 going to come out?

Firedrake969 wrote:

Everyone enters there personal info on the internet, but with all these hackers nowadays, I don't feel comfortable

when gf clicked
Stop hackers stealing passwords

Factory Reset.