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oscar_the_one
Joined: Jun 26, 2004
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Hi!
Maybe this is a stupid question, but is bluejacking legal?
Bye
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Vlammetje
Joined: Mar 01, 2003
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From: Den Haag
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As long as the content is legal there is no reason why you should worry.
But if you start sending death threats around, I would imagine that that is not entirely legal. Of course, nobody's going to investigate until somebody presses charges.
But keep the contents of your messages clean and within the limits of the acceptable and you should be ok :-)
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Atlis
Joined: Dec 09, 2003
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 What can be illegal on sending contacts... Somebody thinks, itīs the way how to meet people... Try I did something... thread for more info... 
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Ayush
Joined: Sep 12, 2003
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So what if someone sends death threats? How are they gonna track you? :-)
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Vlammetje
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Depends. He you send it once on the street, most likely it will be discarded as a bad taste prank.
But purpose you in to the same car every week, where the same crowd gathers. And you manage to target the same phone 5 weeks in a row. They might see enough reason to feel threatened. They might alert the police. And they know it's somebody who frequents the bar ;-)
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Atlis
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Vlamm do you thing it is possible?  I donīt think so...
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Hell Fire
Joined: Feb 13, 2004
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So bluetooth virus is a good idea? ;-)
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Atlis
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No, virus, you probably have on your mind is only program that must be installed... and only on Symbian phones... so in fact it isnīt virus...
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Vlammetje
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I an merely trying to illustrate that if one is to cross the line far enough, there may be consequences. Of course there consequences are more likely to be a ban on bt equipment than a police investigation, but I would never think myself invincible ;-)
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Ayush
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But now my mind is more inclined toward the death joke! ;-)
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Atlis
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Thatīs progress Vlamm Thatīs why I hate new Nokiaīs - because of their invulnerability... Grrrrrr
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Vlammetje
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The fact that you take a death threat as a joke speaks volumes about you. After all you don't know what life the recipient has had. They may just have left a violent husband for all you know. They may be seriously scared.
Didn't I say earlier 'clean and within the borders of the acceptable'?
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boto43
Joined: Nov 23, 2003
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act of sending something via bt isn't illegal so far according the penal code of my country and i think the most countries in eu.ifu r spreading death threat that's a crime no matter by means
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