Via mobile network, or wifi. -- Gavin. For the fast road: Suzuki GSXR600K1 For the slow road: Moto Guzzi California Aquila Nera - FOR SALE. For the track: <gone> For everything else: Citroën Berlingo Twitter: http://twitter.com/gavin_wilby Blog: http://eekafreek.com
My network will block the last known IMEI when you phone in to report you've lost your phone. The blocked IMEI database is shared by all GSM operators, so even taking it abroad wouldn't get around it.
Aha - OK, I didnt know that. Ill check in the morning as to if they have blocked the phone or not, I simply asked them to stop the card... -- Gavin. For the fast road: Suzuki GSXR600K1 For the slow road: Moto Guzzi California Aquila Nera - FOR SALE. For the track: <gone> For everything else: Citroën Berlingo Twitter: http://twitter.com/gavin_wilby Blog: http://eekafreek.com
I suppose with your Maltese heritage you prefer this style of over-leather apparel http://www.theurbanfarminfo.com/wp-content/uploads/19_6_orig.jpg
I could probably get an indicated 150mph on my mountain bike, given a GPS speedo and an intermittent signal
That's fucking rich coming from a gay welshman. -- Lozzo Versys 650 Inter-Continental Hyperbolistic Missile , CBR600F-W racebike in the making, TS250C, RD400F (somewhere) BMW E46 318iSE (it's a car, not one of those 2-wheeled pieces of shite they churn out)
I get very confused when people drop the capital letter on proper names. Is Rich on the left or right?
Wotcha. I did something similar with my work phone. Luckily I managed to find it . . . . . unluckily I found it by running the rear wheel of the trike over it. http://www.moonshiners.org.uk/showme/bosted.jpg The gaffer was very understanding . .. . once he'd stopped laughing.
Whats so hard to understand. I have cancelled the sim card, not the fucking phone... if the sim is replaced itl come back online with another sims contract? Thats if the phone itself hasnt been blacklisted. -- Gavin. For the fast road: Suzuki GSXR600K1 For the slow road: Moto Guzzi California Aquila Nera - FOR SALE. For the track: <gone> For everything else: Citroën Berlingo Twitter: http://twitter.com/gavin_wilby Blog: http://eekafreek.com
Gavin wibbled forthrightly: You miss the point. If you cancel the SIM, then you can't "connect" to the phone to send a wipe command. Even if someone replaces the SIM with another one, you can't send a wipe to the phone, as you won't know what the number is. If the phone is unlocked then it may work with another SIM, but it's unlikely that the person who finds the phone will be able to figure out your password and will need to reset the phone someway or other. If the phone is locked, then said person will still need to find someway to unlock the phone but the data will still be wiped.
But its the Active Sync part of Exchange that talks to the phone no? Its not like the server "dials" the phone to do the email push to it now is it? https://skitch.com/gavstwilb/fnjtf/preview As above, why not? The new sim gets plugged in, it gets turned on, it connects to the data network. My exchange box sees the phone and sends the wipe. I agree, and yes the password is complex, and I doubt it could be guessed in ten goes. -- Gavin. For the fast road: Suzuki GSXR600K1 For the slow road: Moto Guzzi California Aquila Nera - FOR SALE. For the track: <gone> For everything else: Citroën Berlingo Twitter: http://twitter.com/gavin_wilby Blog: http://eekafreek.com
Gavin wibbled forthrightly: See SteveH's reply. Even if this wasn't the case, don't forgot also, that there will be no data transmission before a new SIM is inserted and unlocked. Before you can even do that, you'll need to enter the phone's password. So the wipe won't work and the phone will more than likely be reset by the finder entering the password incorrectly X times.
