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#16766 26-Oct-2007 17:27
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My phone got stolen yesterday, i have some confidential inside the phone, does anyone know if i can erase the data inside the phone?

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#92586 26-Oct-2007 17:47
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Not unless you have it connected to an Exchange Server or running something like Sprite Terminator already.




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  #93567 3-Nov-2007 07:49
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Actually, I was able to find this that claimed to help “remotely” erase your phone info.  It’s worth a look. Seems like an alternative to owning a server, too much $$. Good Luck.

 

www.mobilesky.com – remote erase for free


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#93568 3-Nov-2007 07:54
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Are you serious? Why do I think this is just a URL drop? A product that "runs on any phone that can connect to the Internet" - but doesn't list models? Does it run on Windows Mobile Symbian? Or does it require J2ME?

There's no word about requirements on any page. I think this product is not worth even if free.

For a real solution for Windows Mobile, look at Sprite Terminator. Sprite Terminator will send you a SMS if anyone changes the SIM card on your Pocket PC, or if it's locked. You can remotely erase the Pocket PC, or if has a built-in GPS you can ask where it is. If no GPS then it will tell you which cell tower it is connected to and what last four numbers were dialed from the phone.





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