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Some serious thinking came across my mind couple of days ago...what if my device will go lost ? Whatever person that will observe it will be able to view anything on my device such equally contacts, calendar, notes and even use the phone.
Of course there is an option to lock the device only who the h*ll want to unlock it everytime he is starting to use it ?
What I was thinking is to send a restructive sms message or anything alike that will brand a HR to the device or lock information technology with long enough countersign to avoid hacking.
Anyone has encoutered this kind of app that tin brand the above request ?
Any other usefull thoughts on this subject ?
Thanks in advance,
Brilliant Star
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based on a user divers code being sent via sms.
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What I was thinking is to send a restructive sms message or annihilation akin that will make a Hr to the device...
Bright Star,
There is a commercial application available that does exactly that. It is named PDAKill. The developer is ScpSoft (http://www.scpsoft.com).
Here is a cursory blurb from their website:
PDAKill is designed to protect users of PDA's from loss/theft of their devices. It allows users to send a predefined SMS bulletin which will hard reset the PDA, deleting the user information (including the storage surface area* and Storage Card which eliminates any files surviving the hard reset) returning the device to its original factory settings.
Y'all can purchase it from Handango for nearly $15.00. I've never used it so I tin can't provide you with any other annotate. I just recalled reading almost it.
- Peter
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Thanks alot Peter,
This looks similar the s/w I've been looking after.
I'll buy it and give it a try.
Bright S.
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Thank you alot Peter,This looks like the s/w I've been looking after.
I'll buy it and requite information technology a endeavor.Bright S.
Better support your data first...
I still like i-laissez passer better. Information technology locks the screen with your user data showing. This allows an honest person who finds your PDA to call you and collect the generous reward you offer.
THe only manner to leave of the 1-laissez passer system is to do a hard reset, which kills the internal memory and storage.
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There's an app that comes with the WM5 SDK that allows yous to lock ur device via SMS simply patently you'd demand WM5 :flash:
Do yous know where I tin can get this, I have the BlueAngel with WM5 and would dear to utilise a programme similar this. I am sure that it would crave a customer install and the sms to the device would require some type of code.
Thanks
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You could install 1-Pass. It locks the PPC until a password is entered. WIth this software installed, no one could get into your PPC. They could get what ever was on your storage menu, though.
Do yous know who wrote Ane-Pass?
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But how would you know which number you send the SMS to? You will never now what SIM carte du jour the "thief" is using!
maybe it could send you a message first later every sim carte du jour change? to come across the numbers
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no need to install Ane-Laissez passer, only set the "prompt if device unused" to 0 minutes, and then it will always ask for countersign.
What if they do a reset? I don't call up the countersign is in effect at that time. Y'all could require a password (PIN) for the phone, just I find that to be a hassle.
With one-laissez passer, the phone won't complete the soft reset unless the password is entered.
It also allows you to program the buttons for a "quick countersign".
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PDAs aren't secure. PERIOD. I never shop any important data on my Magician. The worst thing you'll find are the text messages to my gf, hehe. Btw i'thousand I the simply one concerned about losing an € 500 device ?
Liking the boom-on-SMS thought tough. Will prob never utilize it. I use deltalock to lock the screen of my Magician. ix of ten ppl are likewise stupid to figure out how to unlock information technology. hehehe.
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non to get too offtopic merely I for a start would NEVER put of import data on an mobile device. It'south risky enough with some docs on my notebook but those are at present going to be transferred to an remote encrypted server with an stable VPN connection.PDAs aren't secure. PERIOD. I never store any important information on my Wizard. The worst affair you lot'll discover are the text messages to my gf, hehe. Btw i'm I the but i concerned about losing an € 500 device ?.
hence
no more than lost device!will likewise utilise gps capability when availible
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