Nak Kenakan Orang Yang Mencuri Handphone Kite

aniqq_torres · Post time 27-2-2008 03:42 PM

Caranya mudah. Setiap telefon bimbit
mempunyai nombor siri IMEI yang
tersendiri. Anda hanya perlu
mengetahuinya dan menyimpan catatannya.

Untuk memeriksa nombor siri IMEI ini,
tekan simbol dan nombor berikut :-

* # 0 6 #

tanpa ruang kosong. (star hash kosong
enam hash)

Nombor yang ditayangkan adalah 15
digit nombor yang unik bagi setiap
telepon bimbit. Catatkan dan simpan
ditempat yang boleh didapatkan semula.

Sekiranya telefon bimbit anda hilang,
anda boleh melaporkan kehilangan
telefon bimbit anda kepada pemberi
khidmat telefon bimbit seperti TM,
Maxis atau Digi. Berikan nombor ini
kepada mereka supaya ia boleh
disenarai hitamkan. Sekiranya pencuri
menukarkan kad SIM, ia masih
tidak dapat digunakan kerana telefon
bimbit sudah dihalang penggunaan.

Walaupun anda mungkin tidak lagi
mendapat telefon bimbit anda, dengan
menjadikan ia tidak berguna sudah
cukup memuaskan hati. sekiranya
setiap daripada kita mencatatkan
nombor siri IMEI dan melaporkan
nombor siri ini apabila kehilangan
telefon bimbit. Kes-kes kehilangan
dapat dikurangkan kerana tiada guna
mencuri telefon bimbit jika tidak
boleh dijual dan digunakan.

Lakukan sekarang dan sebarkan kepada
orang lain
alang-alang dah hilang biar padan muka
org yang curi tu pun tak leh guna
juga ....

hyie · Post time 27-2-2008 03:47 PM

btul tu!

medangmru · Post time 27-2-2008 03:52 PM

Untuk makluman bahawa servis ni masih belum ditawarkan oleh mana2 TELCO di Malaysia ni....mmg ada ura2 yg telco akan offer servis ni tp sehingga kini...tiada sebarang respon dr mana2 TELCO.....

So....mmg tak boleh...maybe in the near future.....

sweet_charcoals · Post time 27-2-2008 03:54 PM

waahh. btul jugak ekkk

aniqq_torres · Post time 27-2-2008 03:55 PM

owh yaka....

white01whale · Post time 27-2-2008 03:57 PM

aku cuma mampu menyumpah pencurik henponku yang satu ahli keluarganya mati atau ditimpa malang setiap tahun.........:@

100yenshop · Post time 27-2-2008 04:04 PM

berapa kali dah baca topik seumpama nih....

mcm kata medang, servis ni blum ada kt msia lagi...

Tips utk nokia phone
1. Change lock code. Jgn guna default 12345
2. Setting>Security>

hone & Sim Card. Lock if SIM card changed. Turn to Yes

3. Call telco utk blok no phone yg dicuri

[ Last edited by 100yenshop at 27-2-2008 04:11 PM ]

conan · Post time 27-2-2008 10:50 PM

i tot nowadays dorang dah ada alat yg buleh unlock this locked phone?

and if this phone cannot be used, its parts still can be pull apart and use back as spare parts kan kan kan?

skycrew · Post time 27-2-2008 11:57 PM

cara ni mcm dah outdated dah..

sedangkan iphone yg baru pon org boleh unlock

mungkin die boleh cari cara lain pulak utk mengatasi masalah ni

bzzts · Post time 28-2-2008 01:08 AM

betol tu.

aku cuma security lock - sim saja. pin no. pun aku tak pakai.
kalo ilang, org tu takleh guna simkad lain, maknanya dia terpaksa guna simkad kita je.
ni la peluang utk kita kontek no tu. call/sms, mana tau berjaya pujuk ke... kan? kan?

100yenshop · Post time 28-2-2008 08:10 AM

btul tu bzzzt............................

tulip.purple · Post time 28-2-2008 09:23 AM

aku pun rasa mcm da byk topik seumpama gini
dan juga di reply oleh org yg sama jugak
hehehe

OrangKertas · Post time 28-2-2008 09:00 PM

macam pernah baca je topik ni
and modmed gak yang kata cam ni

Untuk makluman bahawa servis ni masih belum ditawarkan oleh mana2 TELCO di Malaysia ni....mmg ada ura2 yg telco akan offer servis ni tp sehingga kini...tiada sebarang respon dr mana2 TELCO.....

So....mmg tak boleh...maybe in the near future.....

pralines · Post time 1-3-2008 12:30 PM

Originally posted by 100yenshop at 27-2-2008 16:04
berapa kali dah baca topik seumpama nih....
mcm kata medang, servis ni blum ada kt msia lagi...

Tips utk nokia phone
1. Change lock code. Jgn guna default 12345
2. Setting>Security>hone ...

utk SE lak?

homer_simpson · Post time 1-3-2008 06:07 PM

sesape pnah try??

Phone Guardian by Symbian Guru

I was asked to review Phone Guardian from Symbian Guru. This is a neat little security application which contains a couple of nice features. After installing to the phone, the user is required to set a master password and from the applications GUI the user is able to configure the application and set some custom parameters.

These features include:

1. The option to have the guard enabled or disabled
2. To have the phone automatically lock when the SIM is changed, or when an SMS is sent to the device, or both
3. Alarm on or off
4. User configurable lock message (free text field)
5. User configrable phone number where to send SMS's in the case an alarm condition is triggered
6. A configurable autolock period.

So how did I get on? I tested Phone Guardian on a standard Nokia E61 with the latest firmware. The Installation process was straightforward and easy and I set a master password. With regard to the configurable options, I set the guard enabled, the lock mode to activate on SIM change or SMS (both), configured another phone number in the alarm SMS field.

Then the fun part. I switched off the phone, inserted another SIM and rebooted. The normal boot process followed, I entered the SIM PIN the splash screen came and went and the main UI loaded. Then the phone started emitting this horrendously loud alarm noise with the lock code prompt! After a few seconds an SMS arrived on my other SIM.

The information contained within the Alert SMS is of real value since it contains useful information from every different SIM which is inserted into the phone. Information includes the date and time, the SIM ID, the phone IMEI and the CELL ID. The other thing I like about this feature is that a thief/finder of your phone is unlikely to be aware this software is running on your device and so they are probably oblivious to the fact their phone number is about to be sent off over-the-air - and at their expense too!

Areas where I think this software could be improved include the ability to lock access to the filesystem. With a pair of earplugs inserted and the alarm sounding, I plugged in a USB data cable to my PC and to the phone's pop-port and I was still able to dump the contents of the phone and memory card. So the ability to lock the filesystem is clearly a must. I was also able to perform a low level format (3 * and green phone button). Although the data is all wiped (bonus), once this is done the phone is still of value to the thief as all the default settings are restored.

At this point I want to mention some of the software security features that are already in S60.3, such as remote lock and lock on SIM change (Menu > Tools > Settings > Security > Phone and SIM > Allow Remote Lock). So if this feature were to be used in in conjunction with Phone Guardian, you would have a cheap security solution with the possibility to do a real remote lock (the native remote lock also locks file system access and stays locked - even if a low level format is performed).

However for Phone Guardian, this is version 1.0 and a good first attempt, so it will be interesting to see what enhancements will come in future versions.