Get into someone's phone or hack someone's phone
Is there a difference between "to get into someone's smart phone/computer" and "to hack someone's smart phone/computer"?
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hack: Use a computer to gain unauthorized access to data in a system. com/definition/us/hack Hacking is getting into, but it's more nefarious, more criminal. If someone gives you a password to access data into their computer and they trust you, it's just getting into the computer.
- hack: Use a computer to gain unauthorized access to data in a system.
- com/definition/us/hack Hacking is getting into, but it's more nefarious, more criminal.
- If someone gives you a password to access data into their computer and they trust you, it's just getting into the computer.
- It's not hacking.
- If a complete stranger gets into your computer through an internet connection in order to destroy your data or to put viruses into the system, it's hacking.
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hack: Use a computer to gain unauthorized access to data in a system.
https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/us/hack
Hacking is getting into, but it's more nefarious, more criminal.
If someone gives you a password to access data into their computer and they trust you, it's ju
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