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[Q] Is it possible get thru a protected wireless network?

Heya!
Yeah as the topics says, im wondering if i can in any way get thru a password protected wireless network with my phone?
I do belive that i've seen it around the web somewere but i cant remember where how or when.
Regards NxZ

Sounds dodgy m8, not sure how much help your gonna get with hacking on here.
Getting the most out of your phone and hacking into someone elses wireless connection are two different things, not to mention how illegal it would be if you were to do it to someone.

Try penetrate from the market.
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Wouldn't be easy at all...
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well, its my own network so that cant be so illegal eh?
dladz said:
Sounds dodgy m8, not sure how much help your gonna get with hacking on here.
Getting the most out of your phone and hacking into someone elses wireless connection are two different things, not to mention how illegal it would be if you were to do it to someone.
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How come you don't know the password then?

NixZt0rm said:
im wondering if i can in any way get thru a password protected wireless network with my phone?
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yeah mate, no worries, there is one on my way to work, i just walk right through it - no problem!
and yeah, i have my phone in my pocket, it gets through fine as well

Hawks556 said:
How come you don't know the password then?
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It aint that i dont know it, its becouse om doing a research in school about android/smartphones, and im trying to find out how much you can and can not do with just a phone.
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Simple answer u can but its illegal and xda doesnt do illegal google it it will return sum sites who dicuss these maters
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NixZt0rm said:
It aint that i dont know it, its becouse om doing a research in school about android/smartphones, and im trying to find out how much you can and can not do with just a phone.
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Sounds a bit farfetched and fishy...
There's is no difference in how hard it is to crack the wi-fi encryption. With the right software everything is possiblie, it might just take a bit longer with the phone than with a supercomputer.
But enough about that, I highly doubt that a school would want you to research something that's illegal (seriously, who learns about hacking just to hack something that belongs to himself?)

That sounded so wrong NixZt0rm...

If you can find something like aircrack. And the wifi chip supports packet injection it should be relatively easy (wep only as wpa is almost impossible). I've done it many times on my Nokia N900 (all done legally though not gonna risk going to jail lol).
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You can easily crack WEP with your phone, but no one uses WEP anymore. Google it, I use to do it with my old N80. WPA requires many hours/days of packet sniffing and rainbow tables, which would be impractical on a phone (but theoretically possible though).

NixZt0rm said:
well, its my own network so that cant be so illegal eh?
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Right ok ! but that's like showing me how to crack a safe, unless i'm going to do it, why the hell would i ask in the first place, oh thats right it's because it's my safe i want to crack into, lol come on lad don't try to pull the wool over the eyes of a scouser you'd be an idiot to think i'm an idiot.
If you want to hack then go right ahead but don't go asking about it on here.

dladz said:
Right ok ! but that's like showing me how to crack a safe, unless i'm going to do it, why the hell would i ask in the first place, oh thats right it's because it's my safe i want to crack into, lol come on lad don't try to pull the wool over the eyes of a scouser you'd be an idiot to think i'm an idiot.
If you want to hack then go right ahead but don't go asking about it on here.
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If you can show me how to crack safes I'd be interested. I, errrm, left my keys in an hotel in Spain and need to access my own safe. All legit, honest Fagin.
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spikey68 said:
If you can show me how to crack safes I'd be interested. I, errrm, left my keys in an hotel in Spain and need to access my own safe. All legit, honest Fagin.
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auhuhauh...
i think best way to hack a safe is by "brute force", you know, like wpa method! =oP

More Carrier IQ information (these guys need to be out of a job seriously)

Was just posted to The Verge
I honestly don't even know what to say about this one.
http://www.theverge.com/2011/12/13/...entionally-collected-encrypted-sms-is-working

So if when I call sprint, they ask for my number shouldn't they tell me my number. Oh and who's has called sprint about Los or battery drain and they told you exactly where and why it happend or those that posted about battery drain we don't need an app just call in and let them tell you what apps are draining the battery .
My phones not working." What seem to be the problem". I don't know you tell me.
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In all the stories and interviews, has anyone even discussed anything about an opt out option?
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That is part of the complaint; there is no opt out option....
neudof said:
In all the stories and interviews, has anyone even discussed anything about an opt out option?
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I think there's a bit more going on than just helping solve 'network issues'
Maybe more to do with the FBI covering it's ass so they don't get caught.
Ever read "1984"? It's a great book, I love it. Uncle Sam does too, it's full of great ideas...

jake21 said:
That is part of the complaint; there is no opt out option....
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Custom ROM's

Obviously Samsung is running scared if they have an update that removes CIQ.

KCRic said:
I think there's a bit more going on than just helping solve 'network issues'
Maybe more to do with the FBI covering it's ass so they don't get caught.
Ever read "1984"? It's a great book, I love it. Uncle Sam does too, it's full of great ideas...
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I found "The Giver" a little better. But I agree with you. 1984 is a good book.

http://securitywatch.pcmag.com/none/291537-report-google-s-schmidt-condemns-carrier-iq
Wow... according to PC mag CIQ was discovered last month... lol.

Shoulon said:
I found "The Giver" a little better. But I agree with you. 1984 is a good book.
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Not to hijack the thread and make it about books but +1
That is a very good book from what I've read. I need to go back and finish it. Off to the app store

My dad made me read 1984, you can find the movie free online too (for educational reasons) , it should be a required reading for all Americans.

KCRic said:
Not to hijack the thread and make it about books but +1
That is a very good book from what I've read. I need to go back and finish it. Off to the app store
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I read about it on last month's edition of Penthouse.
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[Q] spy apps/software??

I know similar questions have been asked before and information won't be easy to obtain from anyone regarding this but I know so many poeple have the knowledge to answer. I obviously don't want to use a subscription service but here is my dilemma.
Yes I am trying to spy, however I own both devices and pay for the entire bill just granting the phone for use as is to my current girlfriend, I'm not accusing her of cheating however she is hiding something and its all within the texts she deletes, those texts are transmitted to and from the device I allow her to use, just looking for any options I have aside from shelling out hundreds or thousands on something that can be easily accomplished, however if the information is sensitive I don't want it uploaded to the web, just more of a forward type of thing I suppose but definately hidden from her view, she isn't tech savvy, but our evos are both rooted and custom Rom etc. If anyone could help me with this, that would be super. App / software / source / service doesn't matter to me.

cool story bro, get a new girlfriend and leave the spying to the spy's. if you do not trust her, let her go.

popper668 said:
cool story bro, get a new girlfriend and leave the spying to the spy's. if you do not trust her, let her go.
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Yeah man what he said
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You can use app called total SMS control..does everything you ask plus record calls...then sent to ur email...clever app
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Do yourself a favor, follow this guys instructions
popper668 said:
cool story bro, get a new girlfriend and leave the spying to the spy's. if you do not trust her, let her go.
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To everyone that replied except for don. Your replies were 100% worthless, unless you are replying to someone with helpful information you shouldn't reply at all that just makes you look worse people asking dumb questions. And thanks to you don I will check that out. And if anyone else has anything useful but don't want to share it publicly feel free to message by email I look forward to hearing.

if somehow...
you could tap into carrier IQ! Sorry bro...had to! I would also use sms control...neat little tool.

If you have access to the gmail account that is used with the phone you could install Google Voice. I noticed the other day that it saves a copy of my texts even though I had flashed multiple Roms since.

Nick N said:
If you have access to the gmail account that is used with the phone you could install Google Voice. I noticed the other day that it saves a copy of my texts even though I had flashed multiple Roms since.
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+1 and you can just tell her its a better vm app lol.
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Those replies were good.
First, you need to get help with your own problems of control and paranoia and forget about attempting illegal and immoral invasions of privacy.
Second, you should let that girl go. One day you might be healthy enough for an adult relationship, but not today.
smedley76 said:
To everyone that replied except for don. Your replies were 100% worthless, unless you are replying to someone with helpful information you shouldn't reply at all that just makes you look worse people asking dumb questions. And thanks to you don I will check that out. And if anyone else has anything useful but don't want to share it publicly feel free to message by email I look forward to hearing.
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Unreasnbl said:
Those replies were good.
First, you need to get help with your own problems of control and paranoia and forget about attempting illegal and immoral invasions of privacy.
Second, you should let that girl go. One day you might be healthy enough for an adult relationship, but not today.
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ROFLMAOF!!!! You nailed it though. In a very honest, serious way, too.
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Nick N said:
If you have access to the gmail account that is used with the phone you could install Google Voice. I noticed the other day that it saves a copy of my texts even though I had flashed multiple Roms since.
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huh?
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Hit the nail on the head. If you know she is cheating get rid of her. Why would you want to put yourself through that BS only to get mad at her for something you already know. Once a cheat always a cheat. What are you going to do anyways after you confirm and confront?
This ocean is too big to worry about one little fish.

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You could find yourself in legal troubles if you go thorough with this
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nlghtcrawler said:
You could find yourself in legal troubles if you go thorough with this
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Could he? He does own the phones and the contract is in his name. Should be able to do whatever he wants with the phone he's "lent" out, right?
A buddy of mine suspected his wife was cheating and she wouldn't admit to it. He decided to sift through her emails. He found she was, had proof, divorced her and is now happily married to a faithful woman. Just sayin.....had he not done that he would be far worse off. There's definately better ways to do it.....but every relationship and every person is different right?

That's weird, I thought he was asking for help with finding an app. Guess I missed the part where he asked for a bunch of relationship advice....
Hold on a sec, lemme put on my flame suit

Once there are trust issues there will always be trust issues.
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Honestly i agree with everyone who said no, but if you have one of the three main cellphone companies (Sprint, Verizion,AT&T) you can log in online and read the sent messages.

recneps5 said:
Honestly i agree with everyone who said no, but if you have one of the three main cellphone companies (Sprint, Verizion,AT&T) you can log in online and read the sent messages.
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No, you cant. Sprint does not make those available online.

[Q] Stop Throttling Hack

This being my first 4G device, I went through my allowed data usage a little early and now I'm on sub-mediocre and pre y2k Internet. I was curious to see if there were any legit stop throttling hacks
And yeah I know it won't help me now

You have two options:
1. Pay for the data you're using. Don't like being throttled? Upgrade your plan.
2. Look a little. Like a few threads down. It's not even like you have to look hard for an answer.

crookshanks said:
You have two options:
1. Pay for the data you're using. Don't like being throttled? Upgrade your plan.
2. Look a little. Like a few threads down. It's not even like you have to look hard for an answer.
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Another useless post from another douchebag in this forum. Why does this not surprise me?
Now in regard to you, OP... T-Mobile has done pretty well with patching the loopholes. I saw it discussed in the G2x forum a while back but last i saw, it stopped working.
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Beast mod 4.0 supposedly has unthrottling in it's rom. Maybe you can test it out?.
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Levi strauss said:
Beast mod 4.0 supposedly has unthrottling in it's rom. Maybe you can test it out?.
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Unthrottling "supposedly. " even Melvin asked users input if it worked or even did anything.
If you've used up your data allotment I don't think there's anything you can do about that.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1399066
Check this topic out. Is working for me. Not being throttled and have 13gb out of 10gb used. Been testing for 2 days!
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Douche guy, go shove it
I tried beastmod 4.0 and it didn't work for me. I understand slowing down the Internet but literally half the time I get the " Web page not available" message.. Literally half if not more. BS if you ask me. I'll try that link darkside thx

Mrcojocaru said:
Douche guy, go shove it
I tried beastmod 4.0 and it didn't work for me. I understand slowing down the Internet but literally half the time I get the " Web page not available" message.. Literally half if not more. BS if you ask me. I'll try that link darkside thx
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Interesting some guy in the beastmod thread said the no throttling thing works for him..
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Lucky punk! I switched to 4.0 right before i reached my limit but still got shut down...
Weird thing though: the 4G icon is still in my status bar, but when I hit a bad spot it'll change to E. No change in speed though.
Also, darkside, I tried the voicestream apn, and although it did not Dethrottle me, my Internet speed is a tad faster and tons more stable. I spiked to 240 kbs once. May have been a glitch

Mrcojocaru said:
Lucky punk! I switched to 4.0 right before i reached my limit but still got shut down...
Weird thing though: the 4G icon is still in my status bar, but when I hit a bad spot it'll change to E. No change in speed though.
Also, darkside, I tried the voicestream apn, and although it did not Dethrottle me, my Internet speed is a tad faster and tons more stable. I spiked to 240 kbs once. May have been a glitch
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could you provide me with the voicestream apn? will do a search on xda but just wanted to make sure its the right one that you use. thanks.

jonathan3579 said:
Another useless post from another douchebag in this forum. Why does this not surprise me?
Now in regard to you, OP... T-Mobile has done pretty well with patching the loopholes. I saw it discussed in the G2x forum a while back but last i saw, it stopped working.
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You're right. I didn't suggest he look like three threads below his that had throttling in the title. It even has the apn in it. But since I'm the douche... Lemme help.
internet2.voicestream.com
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you obviously need to start using wifi more often or quit watching so much youtube
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crookshanks said:
You're right. I didn't suggest he look like three threads below his that had throttling in the title. It even has the apn in it. But since I'm the douche... Lemme help.
internet2.voicestream.com
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It's not about what you say.. It's how you say it bro. I read the first three pages of that thread and googled before making a new thread. I didn't know it would be on page 5. I appreciate your help but remember that.
firebane said:
you obviously need to start using wifi more often or quit watching so much youtube
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Pr0n not youtube.. Some people like a good plot geesh

One more thing.. The guy with the picture of the sweet evo (car) in his sig has mentioned a method of avoiding throttling by altering something in the file system. Does anyone know anything else about this?

Hi guys, I'm the one that told everyone how to do this in that other thread & I wrote up a tutorial which can be found in the link in my sig. Some people are reporting that its not working for them, but I've been testing this little tweak for 6 weeks now & it definitely works for me.
That said, I have not been able to test if it works to de-throttle, since I've never actually been throttled.

kabuk1 said:
Hi guys, I'm the one that told everyone how to do this in that other thread & I wrote up a tutorial which can be found in the link in my sig. Some people are reporting that its not working for them, but I've been testing this little tweak for 6 weeks now & it definitely works for me.
That said, I have not been able to test if it works to de-throttle, since I've never actually been throttled.
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NA I can say it definitely does not work when you are already throttled waiting until my new data starts over so I can fully test it out.
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kabuk1 said:
Hi guys, I'm the one that told everyone how to do this in that other thread & I wrote up a tutorial which can be found in the link in my sig. Some people are reporting that its not working for them, but I've been testing this little tweak for 6 weeks now & it definitely works for me.
That said, I have not been able to test if it works to de-throttle, since I've never actually been throttled.
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You say it's working for you for 6 weeks now. Then you say you've never been throttled to know if it works. :-\
That makes no since what so ever....
The change didn't work for me. And had I of known you've never been throttled before, I wouldn't have trusted the 'hack'.
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The_Biz said:
You say it's working for you for 6 weeks now. Then you say you've never been throttled to know if it works. :-\
That makes no since what so ever....
The change didn't work for me. And had I of known you've never been throttled before, I wouldn't have trusted the 'hack'.
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I think she's trying to say she changed her APN prior to being throttled so she wouldn't know if it stops you from being throttled if you change your APN after you've already hit your data cap and are being throttled.

Didnt work for me.. Tried it while being throttled.. Left it until my cycle started today. It already showed the mb i used up..
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The_Biz said:
You say it's working for you for 6 weeks now. Then you say you've never been throttled to know if it works. :-\
That makes no since what so ever....
The change didn't work for me. And had I of known you've never been throttled before, I wouldn't have trusted the 'hack'.
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I don't know what doesn't make sense. I said I knew for a fact that I've gone over my limit but haven't been throttled(I measured my data with a separate app), and that my data counter on T-Mobile.com hasn't budged since I changed my APN, therefore internet2 does not seem to be monitored. I never said I didn't know if it would work at all, I said I didn't know if it would work to de-throttle anyone because I changed it on my phone before I ever got throttled.
Sorry it didn't work for you, but I've gotten numerous reports from many people saying that it works like a charm.

ICS Carrier IQ Substitute

I could be wrong, but it looks like Sprint/Samsung have put a diagnostic app back in (similar to carrier IQ). Not sure where it is in the app settings, but you can opt out in the about phone settings. Hopefully in the actual eventual ota they let the user choose on first boot instead.
FB17 ICS version
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I think this is their way of using Carrier IQ and the average user wont even think about what it is or disabling it so they win either way.

newalker91 said:
If you're referring to com.android.samsungtest.SlateTest, then no it is not CarrierIQ in any form. Slate is a diagnostics tool that we service centers run that tests the radios and basic functions of the phone.
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I am referring to the consumer facing diagnostics tool that comes activated in the fb17 about phone settings. It appears not to be related to the fact that it is a dev build.
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When you click on about it takes u to this page:
http://ccr.samsung.com/ccrweb/docs/PrivacyPolicy.htm
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carlangas20 said:
When you click on about it takes u to this page:
http://ccr.samsung.com/ccrweb/docs/PrivacyPolicy.htm
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So CCR is the app, saw it in the application menu
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kingsway8605 said:
So CCR is the app, saw it in the application menu
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I saw that app too in data usage, using 22MB background...wtf? Root uninstalled.

I've always wondered what the hell the letstrypanning.apk was

oscarthegrouch said:
I've always wondered what the hell the letstrypanning.apk was
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That is for panning on homescreen when paving a widget
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oscarthegrouch said:
I've always wondered what the hell the letstrypanning.apk was
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Lol, it's the tutorial for motion actions, like panning between home screens while holding an icon by tilting the phone.
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I know they announced work with Smith Micro, but I think that is only for data offloading, although Smith Micro does something very similar to Carrier IQ.
It is possible that at some point they may also go back to Carrier IQ as well. I think that would take place once all the lawsuits and questions regarding the EULA etc have been answered.

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So what I'm understanding is that some of you are removing the application that Samsung relies on to report app crashes/errors to fix the glitches in ICS?
...Conducive.
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Yes, I don't like being spied on and don't want sprint knowing the apps I use on my phone and how often I use them. Oh, you use a root app, no warranty for you...or you use a tethering app, lets add 20 dollars to your bill.
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kingsway8605 said:
Yes, I don't like being spied on and don't want sprint knowing the apps I use on my phone and how often I use them. Oh, you use a root app, no warranty for you...or you use a tethering app, lets add 20 dollars to your bill.
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Sprint doesn't care if you root. They've put out memos saying that it doesn't void warranty ... the tethering ... well, that I'm sure they'd be interested in. That's money out of their pockets. lol

newalker91 said:
You realize that application has nothing to do with Sprint, right? It's for Samsung to collect information about crashes and errors so that they can fix their software. But it's cool, not everyone is a team player.
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Lol read the privacy policy posted, not going to argue with your about it, if you are fine with sprint/Samsung monitoring how you use you're phone, good for you, but a lot of people are not, including me, and this thread is for bringing it to the attention of those people, not for you to complain about people caring.
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kingsway8605 said:
Lol read the privacy policy posted, not going to argue with your about it, if you are fine with sprint/Samsung monitoring how you use you're phone, good for you, but a lot of people are not, including me, and this thread is for bringing it to the attention of those people, not for you to complain about people caring.
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Just remember however this is a TEST build. right now Samsung is trying to see where things are going wrong as well as Sprint since they are most likely testing this on their network as well. If it's still there come OTA then it's something to worry about but till that point and time it would be nice to help samsung try and fix their issues.

cidica said:
Just remember however this is a TEST build. right now Samsung is trying to see where things are going wrong as well as Sprint since they are most likely testing this on their network as well. If it's still there come OTA then it's something to worry about but till that point and time it would be nice to help samsung try and fix their issues.
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I disclaimed that in my op, but just the way it links to a consumer privacy policy leads me to believe it is here to stay.
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cidica said:
Just remember however this is a TEST build. right now Samsung is trying to see where things are going wrong as well as Sprint since they are most likely testing this on their network as well. If it's still there come OTA then it's something to worry about but till that point and time it would be nice to help samsung try and fix their issues.
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I'd have to agree with you. While I am completely against spying of any sort without my input, this is a test build. This isn't a required update, nobody is forcing it down anyones throat. Everyone running it choose to install it. It's great that people are keeping a close eye on the movements of these companies but until there is legitimate cause for concern ie. an official release, nobody should get up in arms about this.

KCRic said:
I'd have to agree with you. While I am completely against spying of any sort without my input, this is a test build. This isn't a required update, nobody is forcing it down anyones throat. Everyone running it choose to install it. It's great that people are keeping a close eye on the movements of these companies but until there is legitimate cause for concern ie. an official release, nobody should get up in arms about this.
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What we are saying is it looks like it is consumer facing, which means it will almost certainly be in the final build.
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kingsway8605 said:
I disclaimed that in my op, but just the way it links to a consumer privacy policy leads me to believe it is here to stay.
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eh I'm here or there with that part right now. My reason is this with the builds being released (I'm sure some Sprint employees are using the build with devices in a test center) this could very well be to cover Sprints and samsungs butt if someone does see this app installed and it lets them know the reason for it as well. I do agree with you I don't like this stuff on my phone when it comes to an official release however right now most people (I myself till I went back to a Stock rom) were running an Alpha that does have issues so sending the data to Samsung to help them I don't see a problem with as it could work out well for us in the long run with a much better OTA release.

i care more about freeing up RAM (thanks to the commenter that has killed it with no side effects)
but really does everyone think samsung is using the reports from all of us running leaked builds?? righhhhht and dont think they dont know who should and shouldnt be.

yourm0m1 said:
i care more about freeing up RAM (thanks to the commenter that has killed it with no side effects)
but really does everyone think samsung is using the reports from all of us running leaked builds?? righhhhht and dont think they dont know who should and shouldnt be.
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That would be great for new and experienced users. I know I would appreciate it.
I'm sure it is a delicate situation sometimes on forums, especially with one as large as xda.
Please give it a shot. This forum appears to be about spreading knowledge. As long as credit is displayed at the head of the sticky...