security_genius on N93 work

Originally Posted by Fiebam

i've try to install security_genius.sis on N93 and it works fine.
The only bad thing is that I made an hard reset and naturally the program was cancelled with the reset.
"Security Genius" application is a value-added service on Nokia S60 3.0 platform. It can protect a mobile user from losing his/her phone just in case the phone is lost. For example, if a user has lost his /her phone and someone has picked up the phone. If another SIM card has plugged into in the phone, then a customized message will be automatically sent out to the pre-defined mobile numbers at the boot-up of the phone. In this case, the user can get to know the person's mobile number. For security reason, the application can ONLY be auto-started at the machine boot-up. Once the application is installed, a user cannot find it anywhere in the "My Own" or "Installed" folders. The main reason for this is that it prevents the phon- picker from un-installing the application and/or finding the existence of the application on the phone if the phone is lost.
I hope to be helpful.
Fiebam

Originally Posted by Fiebam

Sorry i'havent serial or for security genius.
Fiebm

Originally Posted by Fiebam

i've try to install security_genius.sis on N93 and it works fine.
The only bad thing is that I made an hard reset and naturally the program was cancelled with the reset.
"Security Genius" application is a value-added service on Nokia S60 3.0 platform. It can protect a mobile user from losing his/her phone just in case the phone is lost. For example, if a user has lost his /her phone and someone has picked up the phone. If another SIM card has plugged into in the phone, then a customized message will be automatically sent out to the pre-defined mobile numbers at the boot-up of the phone. In this case, the user can get to know the person's mobile number. For security reason, the application can ONLY be auto-started at the machine boot-up. Once the application is installed, a user cannot find it anywhere in the "My Own" or "Installed" folders. The main reason for this is that it prevents the phon- picker from un-installing the application and/or finding the existence of the application on the phone if the phone is lost.
I hope to be helpful.
Fiebam