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I've been trying for a while to bluejack someone (anyone) in the office, and managed it yesterday (tee hee)
First I set my bluetooth name to be 'Nokia Messaging' (otherwise I might get rumbled as lots of people know I have a P800!)
I'd seen a N*kia 6310 going in and out of range for a good 10 minutes, and finally succeeded in sending a 'Hello' contact to it. Just as my boss's boss(!) walks past my desk, his phone beeps the 'new message' tone and he stops by the photocopier to read it. Then looks around, confused.
I pretend not to notice (and not to smile!!!)
I bet he's still wondering what the hell happened....!! hee hee!
Hezz
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Posted: 2003-08-07 09:43:19
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My first blast of friendly fire this morning - my P800 hit a T610, kapow! ....must've been a newly convertd Blokia user, still getting to grips with his new gadget!
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Posted: 2003-08-07 13:28:34
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You're lucky. The only things I ever seem to find are loads of 6310i
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Posted: 2003-08-07 13:31:52
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I agree - 6310i's are the most common

jack fodder, though I hit a P800 recently (ha! ha! Andy - you should've known better, turn

to auto, instead of playing chess!), and a 7650 that afternoon too - ahhh, the beauty of SMan's 'proximity sweep', and it's

jack log!!! I also pinged an 8910i a couple of days ago and some guy's PDA...
Like you say, mostly 6310i's though ....
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Posted: 2003-08-07 13:40:12
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@freakynuts, sorry to say mate, but i viol you'll find it was another esato member. Someone said they were going to name they're phone wet n waiting, plenty of other people said they'd try the same thing. You've just been had by another esato member:-D what are the chances eh? Small world.
This message was posted from a T300
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Posted: 2003-08-07 13:47:23
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since i got my t610 i have had bt on hoping to get bluejacked myself and no luck so far
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Posted: 2003-08-07 13:58:52
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So let me get this clear:
Nokia phones get a popup saying something like "Accept incomming picture/sound/vCard/Note" and SE phones just accepts it and shows it in the screen?
Or am I wrong?
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Posted: 2003-08-07 16:06:41
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You're wrong - and probably need to go towards the top of this thread for the explanation!
For

phones,

is either OFF, ON, AUTO, or DISCOVERABLE (which lasts three minutes). By default,

is OFF.
For Nokia phones (not sure what their operation mode options are)

is by default ON.
When you bluejack, either from

to Nokia, or vice versa, the recipient/victim will receive a pop-up saying 'Receive incoming Contact' or something like that - then Yes/No will determine what then happens...
The point is that most Nokia users seem unknowing that they're visible to any

device that scans for other

devices, whereas as

users are not vulnerable, as their

is by default OFF.
For

phones, ON is for paired devices only (e.g. headsets) and will not be visible by other

devices, while AUTO works only when the

user wants to send/receive a file. OFF is obvious, while DISCOVERABLE renders you like the Nokia user - visible!
Does that help (I think it's right, and no doubt if it isn't, someone will correct me....!)
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Posted: 2003-08-07 16:51:02
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Thanks spc!
Don't have my T610 here right now but I think the "Auto" was removed in the T610 but do exist in the T68.
What information about my me or my phone is shown to the person beeing bluejacked? The name - only?
Going to do some serious bluejacking now!
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Posted: 2003-08-07 16:57:02
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got my first Bluejack today YAY with my Ericsson T68 sent a contact to Phone didn't hear anything go off but it said it was sent and that was just walking along in a shopping centre.
Wish i could find more people to bluejack
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Posted: 2003-08-07 19:00:24
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