[xeevan]

Guys, recently i have downloaded a superb software (at least for me) for my cell (Symbian OS 3rd Edition), named as Advanced Device Locks Pro 2.00(37) which can not only locks your secret data but it has more funtions which almost all mobile users need, TO GET BACK YOUR LOST MOBILE.
Its main function is to lock your application (no need of your origical lock code or security code), personalize locking system,Secure storage of files,Remote lock, alarm and data wipe and the most important is that....It can be helpful to get your lost expensive mobile back to your hand. I personally checked and was very curious to share with all of you guys.
If your cell is lost unfortunately and if u have this software, it just secretly sends u sms when unknown or unathorized sim card is inserted( u need to personalize one extra cell number where this software can send u sms can be of ur frens, or family members) along with the Unique Sim card Number ( we can find that in the back of our sim card) of the unauthorised person who is using the cell so that you can trace him out and get back your cell in all way.
I personally tried this and i am so excited to share that it works cent percent. The sms i got is as folllows..

ADL warningIM card changed. New IMSI (Unique sim card number):429020*******. To identify owner of this new card,call the police or your mobile operator.

But the negative aspect is that, it has only 7day trial. Thank you......desperately waiting for comments...
LINK for more info and to download in http://www.webgate.bg


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Message Edited by dazz19 on 17-Jul-2008 03:39 AM

[deadlyheart4u]

there are lots of such applications

phone guardian,
mobile tracker
wavesecure
riimtelecomsecurity

all are good, but, never heard anyone getting a phone back

[nafisullah]

Dear friend,

I lost my mobile today. Is there any way it can be tracked down? Please let me know.

-Nafis

s.k. puri,

patna

Message Edited by shehanj on 24-Jan-2009 05:38 PM

[shehanj]

Edited personal information. PM user.

[grschinon]

Technically, yes, it probably can be tracked. However, as a general rule, mobile networks only do this at the request of law enforcement in cases where, for example, the user of the phone is implicated in serious crime. There's no way someone is going to agree to track your phone because it's simply gone missing.

I'm afraid you're going to have to live with the fact that your phone is just gone. Be more careful next time.