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rock_kcor
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Nce one!
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prodjsxb
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On 2010-04-22 18:23:19, etaab wrote:
With the announcement of Bluetooth v4 and greater range (quoted to be 60 metres) will anyone find this more useful for bluejacking ?
Yeah, but more and more people don't have it on anymore.
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etaab
Joined: Jan 23, 2004
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Oh i dont know, i have used BT Explorer (the bluejacking java app) on my Satio recently, and it was bluejacking tons of phones.
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etic
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seems like i can still find a lot of people with their bluetooth on.
quite a lot i guess is because they are using their bluetooth headset/ earpiece.
I suspect though the new way to go will be wifi 
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max_wedge
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On 2010-05-19 12:03:58, etaab wrote:
Oh i dont know, i have used BT Explorer (the bluejacking java app) on my Satio recently, and it was bluejacking tons of phones.
hey, so btexplorer works on Satio, cool, will have to give it a go.
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etaab
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Yeah it does, it works better on my Satio than it has on any other Symbian phone ive ever owned.
Just make sure you go to settings and turn off the sensor which controls the screen orientation. It can crash the app and slow the phone down to a crawl if you rotate the phone while using the autosend function.
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max_wedge
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Ah, thanks for the tip.
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etaab
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What surprised me was just how perfectly the touchscreen works with BTexplorer. Its like the java app was designed for touchscreens.
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ajack
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Nice to see this thread still active! 
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masseur
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nice to see you still visit.
any chance of an iphone or android app?
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max_wedge
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Hey ajack, you famous guy!
Just read about you here: http://www.techquark.com/2010[....]obile-phone-viruses-other.html
They correctly credit you with inventing bluejacking. Also the article is intelligent enough to explain that bluejacking is not bluesnarfing, and that bluejacking is bluetooth+ajack, not bluetooth+hijack.
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ajack
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On 2010-09-14 04:57:22, max_wedge wrote:
Hey ajack, you famous guy!
Just read about you here: http://www.techquark.com/2010[....]obile-phone-viruses-other.html
They correctly credit you with inventing bluejacking. Also the article is intelligent enough to explain that bluejacking is not bluesnarfing, and that bluejacking is bluetooth+ajack, not bluetooth+hijack.
Thanks for the heads up!
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rhon4short
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try to send virus thru bluetooth, lol
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max_wedge
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I've been bluejacked by a virus several times, but of course I never accepted the prompt to install. I got sent a random image by a nokia once which probably was a virus (unless someone bluejacked me with a very boring image). I also accepted a bluetooth request on my K750 once (which can't be infected unless you get to the point of clicking the "install" prompt), and got sis files which were the cabir virus.
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neroic
Joined: Dec 03, 2010
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Whenever I use a bluetooth jacking app, it always asks for permission from the other phone. How do you get past that? |
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Posted: 2010-05-06 16:28
