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2011-06-02
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2011-06-02
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2011-06-02
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What else could you want? SMSCON already has numerous features that you can extend by using scripts and utilities from the repos. Personally, if I wanted to remote-wipe the device, I'd have it zero out the MTD devices, then proceed to scramble the eMMC.
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Does SMSCON have a GUI yet?
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2011-06-02
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2011-06-03
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2011-06-03
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I'm not sure about SMSCON, but in the article, the device could actually act as a trojan horse and took pictures of the thief and publish the location (GPS). Does SMSCON do something like that?
I'm not too good with development stuffs, please let me know how I could get SMSCON. Thanks for the suggestion.
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2011-06-07
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Yes, SMSCON can make the phone take pictures, last I looked.
As for how to get it, just install it from the app manager. There's SMSCON and there's SMSCON Editor or something like that. You want both (unless you want to configure it through the command-line), but if you just install SMSCON Editor it will install SMSCON along with it.
Man who exposed laptop thief online gets his MacBook back
http://techcentral.my/news/story.asp...07&sec=it_news
The software - part LoJack, part nanny cam - is equipped with location positioning software. A representative for the product's London-based developer, Flipcode Ltd, did not immediately respond to emails from The Associated Press on Wednesday.
Many portable electronics, including some digital cameras, are now equipped with wireless Internet capability and automatic geographic tagging on any photo taken - a helpful tool when trying to see where a thief has been hanging out. It's a step beyond the LoJack system invented two decades earlier that emitted a signal from a stolen vehicle.