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Ooh, and mobile phones have less security-concious users and often no AV software. Seems like a major oversight.

On that note, Japanese law requires cameraphones sold there to always make a loud shutter sound upon taking a picture, to prevent voyeurism etc. This is why the Nintendo 3DS handheld console's shutter sound can't be silenced.

Same goes for the camera on the Sprint GS3.

Yes, a led that lights up does sound pretty suspicious to you and me, but if you don't know anything about computers and you see it on all the time it becomes natural. The same phenomena as clicking 'yes' and 'ok' buttons without reading anything.

I'm sure it exists, or will come into existence. Why not? Challenges might be slower connection speed.