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BoyC
Joined: Oct 12, 2005
Posts: 87
From: Budapest, Hungary
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A weird thing happened to me today, I was wondering if any of you noticed something like this also:
I was on my way to work, sitting on the metro listening to music via a bluetooth device (mbr-100 to be precise), when a guy sat down next to me, pulled out a blackberry and started to type his password i guess. As soon as he pushed the button to get to his mail list the audio stopped for about 2 seconds in my ear. Same thing happened when he stopped browsing through his mail list and went back to some main menu. I guess some login/logout signal interfered with the bluetooth signal from my devices. I'm curious if any of you have also experienced something like this.
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elsuirad
Joined: Nov 17, 2007
Posts: 15
From: Algeria
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Boy, You've must been hacked probabaly.
Did you let your Bluetooth Visibility Mode in "Show" position?
You should'nt do that after you set your bluetooth device (configured) with your Bluetooth Heaset, you SHOULD turn it in Hidden Mode and only your Connected Devices are the only one can accept the signal and the Allow Connection feature should always turned off or in "Always Ask" mode.
Those listed in your Devices are the only one should accept your Bluetooth signal.
I was also have the similar kind of experience when my Bluetooth as mistakenly left in Visible mode "ON" and while walking my way back home to our apartment, I received a message telling me to accept a connection via Bluetooth from somewhere.
It's a good thing that I let my "Allow Connection" feature in Always Ask mode and then after that, I always turned my Bluetooth Visibility Device in Hidden position.
Like what they always say: "Don't Let Your Guard Down".
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Posted: 2007-12-20 00:30
