Jeff Andros wrote:
simple... display contact info(email, friend's phone number, etc) to
return the phone at the login screen...
This will be a pretty good reason even for quite dumb evildoers (who is
not willing to return device to you on their own) to reflash device with
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On 8/10/07, t3st3r [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I see no effective way to combine these 2 different goals.One is
prevents access to data but this will enforce bad guys to do full
reflashing.Killing your (unusable) data but getting working (usable)
phone.Another approach makes guys to
Shakthi Kannan wrote:
Hi,
This is w.r.t. having a login manager for OpenMoko.
I am not sure how other PDA phones implement login access, but, in the
Nokia 6210 classic, even without the SIM card, it simply allows access
to the phone, organizer applications, and data. So, if the phone is
lost
On 5 Aug 2007, at 16:11, Nkoli wrote:
I think your implementation is great; it's logical and clean. The
only thing I would change is the first boot part. Most phones, if
not all, allow security conscious users to set some kind of
password/pin to lock their phones. It should also be an
Hi,
This is w.r.t. having a login manager for OpenMoko.
I am not sure how other PDA phones implement login access, but, in the
Nokia 6210 classic, even without the SIM card, it simply allows access
to the phone, organizer applications, and data. So, if the phone is
lost, valuable information
Rod Whitby wrote:
Shakthi Kannan wrote:
On 8/5/07, Giles Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Passwords and pins are pretty fiddly, even tedious to enter.
AFAIK, when you buy a SIM card, you are given a 4-digit PIN number,
which is the only means of authentication between the
Eric Johnson wrote:
Rod Whitby wrote:
This is not the case. I personally have a SIM card with *no* PIN on it.
I could set a PIN on it if I chose to, but for that card I choose not
to.
Actually, there is always a PIN on the SIM it's just that in your case
it has been disabled -- this is
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