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Whats the holy point? You have to ask permission when you hack so it's useless!!! Is there any other hacks that don't need permission but require BT?
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Posted: 2008-03-27 03:06:32
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sadly this is not fault of the apps out there but the phones. get a k700 and you'll be able to browse freely the other's mobile.
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Posted: 2008-03-27 13:25:32
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howcome?
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Posted: 2008-03-28 03:27:24
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this phone has the option
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Posted: 2008-03-28 14:26:06
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On 2008-03-27 03:06:32, 13chanty1 wrote:
Whats the holy point? You have to ask permission when you hack so it's useless!!! Is there any other hacks that don't need permission but require BT?
it's simply not possible at this stage to hack past BT authentication. There are no utlitities that make this possible and not likely to be for a long time if ever.
Don't blame the SuperBluetooth, it's not a hacking tool and was never designed to be a hacking tool. The purpose of superbluetooth (originally bt_info) is 1. as a demonstration of what type of enhanced services are possible via a PAIRED bluetooth connection between two phones and 2. to provide a tool for those who have a use for those services. Some of the functions are useful for many people, example browse your friends phone (with their approval) to retrieve images, ringtones etc, to use the phone to remote control another phone (I use my K750 to remote control my K800 when it's in the music dock), to control a phone that has a broken keypad (I've used this function to control my test K750 which has a broken joystick). There are many other legitimate functions a person might have for BT_info that don't involve illicit hacking.
Anyway why are you so keen to be able to hack other people's phones without their knowledge? Don't you realise this is an invasion of privacy?
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Posted: 2008-03-30 13:21:11
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On 2008-03-27 13:25:32, tranced wrote:
sadly this is not fault of the apps out there but the phones. get a k700 and you'll be able to browse freely the other's mobile.
You still need permission to do that.
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Posted: 2008-03-30 22:14:45
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correct. The K700 has an inbuilt bt file transfer client. Later SE phones dropped the client functionality, but retained the bluetooth file transfer server component (the same "server" you are accessing when using bluetooth obex file transfer service). The bt_info (and superbluetooth) app is a java version of the client for bluetooth obex file transfer (with some extra functionality).
The K700 can also access your computer's files via the bluetooth obex protocol, as well as cellphones. However I haven't had much luck with bt_info being able to connect to bluetooth capable computer's.
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Posted: 2008-03-31 10:54:53
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