Kill Switch on Google Android Phone: Is it right?

The kill switch on the Apple iPhone caused a huge uproar that is because they had hid it from us, and was not upfront. Google have said that they also have a kill switch for their Android phones; this means that T-Mobile G1 users could be affected by this in the future.

The Apple iPhone case is a totally different case to the Google Android, iPhone users did not know about this remote kill switch; however G1 users now know well in advance. But is that enough to stop Android users getting angry?

Google have said that if they had to turn the kill switch on one of the apps on their handsets, then they would fully reimburse the value of what the customer had to pay. So having a kill switch on the Android, is it right?