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Cellular Phone Forum / Manufacturers / Ericsson / March 2004Can the memory stick be locked if lost?
Hi Although the P900 and SIM can be locked to limit loss if stolen, is the memory stick also locked, or can it be read if put in another phone? If not locked, this makes it undesirable to store things on it. Michael Michael, I am not aware of this. In my experience with memory stick duo is that it is not like a SIM card. It is essentially the same type of memory that is used in digital camera's etc. cheers m > Hi > Although the P900 and SIM can be locked to limit loss if stolen, is the > memory stick also locked, or can it be read if put in another phone? If not > locked, this makes it undesirable to store things on it. > > Michael > Hi > Although the P900 and SIM can be locked to limit loss if stolen, is the > memory stick also locked, or can it be read if put in another phone? If not > locked, this makes it undesirable to store things on it. Yes it can be read if put in another phone. And I guess it depends what you want to store on it as to whether it's undesirable to use. I have all my personal info (web logins, bank details, credit card numbers etc) stored on mine but encrypted using a 3rd party app for the phone. Can't think of anything else that's stored on it that would worry me if someone else got access to it. Bowman Bowman What is the "3rd party app" you mention? It sounds useful. Michael > > Hi > > Although the P900 and SIM can be locked to limit loss if stolen, is the [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Bowman > Bowman > What is the "3rd party app" you mention? It sounds useful. > Michael There are a few for the P800/900 that do a similar job. I use HandySafe by Epocware. http://se-p900-software.epocware.com/Handy_Safe.html Bowman |
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