I lost ... my dear HP
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As aboved... anyone have any idea, for SAMSUNG DC500, i actually got to key in a password whenever i switch on my hp, but now its gone..
can the next person who took my hp access to my hp without that password? does that password only applys for SIM card n not HP itself? -
you lock your sim card or your phone itself? if sim card, the next person can use your phone, as if you lock your phone the next person cannot use the phone
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I guess it's only a phone lock. If the person know how, he/she can actually pay some HP shops dealer to remove the password. It's best to make a police report with your phone's IMEI code.
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got video inside a notOriginally posted by Nu^Ren:As aboved... anyone have any idea, for SAMSUNG DC500, i actually got to key in a password whenever i switch on my hp, but now its gone..
can the next person who took my hp access to my hp without that password? does that password only applys for SIM card n not HP itself?
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Originally posted by Prophecy_Master:got video inside a not
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i will be on the look-out for the video.
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I believe our fellow forumer is already feeling sad when the phone is lost. Please don't rub salt on the wound.Originally posted by Prophecy_Master:got video inside a not -
No need to go shops, there are mobile phone forums which provide unlock codes or software for doing so already.
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aww
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Congratz...
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You guys are bad.
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Looks like a time for FBI to do the job.Originally posted by Nu^Ren:As aboved... anyone have any idea, for SAMSUNG DC500, i actually got to key in a password whenever i switch on my hp, but now its gone..
can the next person who took my hp access to my hp without that password? does that password only applys for SIM card n not HP itself?
Sighz more job.. -
Originally posted by FBI:Looks like a time for FBI to do the job.
Sighz more job.. -
not a samsung user, but i can tell u from experience from nokia's point of view:Originally posted by Nu^Ren:As aboved... anyone have any idea, for SAMSUNG DC500, i actually got to key in a password whenever i switch on my hp, but now its gone..
can the next person who took my hp access to my hp without that password? does that password only applys for SIM card n not HP itself?
if u set a PIN code lock, it will be applicable to the SIM card. u'll be required to enter a code whenever ur phone starts up, as long as the SIM card is used. if u put this SIM card on other phones, the other phones will prompt for the PIN code too.
this means the person will never have access to your SIM card, contacts stored on the SIM card and cannot use the line as well.
if u set a security code lock, it will ask for a security code if the SIM card used is not one of the last 3 SIM cards used on the phone. that means, the person will never have access to your phone unless they bring to those cheong shop or samsung service centre to have the phone reset and software upgraded. -
That's why if you have a police report made, Samsung Service Centre won't do the phone reset.Originally posted by ^tamago^:not a samsung user, but i can tell u from experience from nokia's point of view:
if u set a PIN code lock, it will be applicable to the SIM card. u'll be required to enter a code whenever ur phone starts up, as long as the SIM card is used. if u put this SIM card on other phones, the other phones will prompt for the PIN code too.
this means the person will never have access to your SIM card, contacts stored on the SIM card and cannot use the line as well.
if u set a security code lock, it will ask for a security code if the SIM card used is not one of the last 3 SIM cards used on the phone. that means, the person will never have access to your phone unless they bring to those cheong shop or samsung service centre to have the phone reset and software upgraded. -
losing a hp sucks!!
lost my k700i last august..
den dad say cannot buy expensive hp.. so now is N6020. -
tat one i dunno if it's automated or not, but once that stolen hp database comes up, i think will be possible.Originally posted by photo_seeker:That's why if you have a police report made, Samsung Service Centre won't do the phone reset. -
y do u all even buy expensive phones in the 1st place ? HP spoils easily, gets stolen easily, wonder y people pay so much for it
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u noe henry and nyjc?Originally posted by chunyong:y do u all even buy expensive phones in the 1st place ? HP spoils easily, gets stolen easily, wonder y people pay so much for it -
k700i was a damn good phone.
nxt stop, k800i. -
3 small ?Originally posted by ^tamago^:u noe henry and nyjc? -
look on the brightsideOriginally posted by Nu^Ren:As aboved... anyone have any idea, for SAMSUNG DC500, i actually got to key in a password whenever i switch on my hp, but now its gone..
can the next person who took my hp access to my hp without that password? does that password only applys for SIM card n not HP itself?
like they say.. if old phone dont go, new phone cannot come
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hello new phone the value drop very fast like my 6680 now drop alot. lost 51% after using for 6months. who willing to trade my 6680le?Originally posted by alexkusu:look on the brightside
like they say.. if old phone dont go, new phone cannot come -
So it was yours?Originally posted by sinicker:losing a hp sucks!!
lost my k700i last august.. den dad say cannot buy expensive hp.. so now is N6020. I found a K700I last August in Bus 86. That guy was calling and SMSing the phone frantically saying there was important stuff in the phone and offerred to pay $50 upon return of the phone.
The phone dropped into a Toilet Bowl in the end... -
dis is the reason why i buy cheap phones lol.....
the phone i m using now is the 6610 lolz