[AcidRaiden]

Are there any programs out that allow you to take over someones's phone by bluetooth?

[TroyDBrown]

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No

[AcidRaiden]

Originally Posted by troydbrown

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No

Stop lying, there most be. c'mon its a smartphone

[TroyDBrown]

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Ok prove I am lying.

[TroyDBrown]

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There is a reason the NSA decided on the BlackBerry.

[AcidRaiden]

Originally Posted by troydbrown

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There is a reason the NSA decided on the BlackBerry.

Huh? what are you talking about what does the NSA have to do with anything? I'm confuse

[TroyDBrown]

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The BlackBerry is the most secure mobile device. So unless you can do what the NSA was unable to do. No hacks period.

[AcidRaiden]

Originally Posted by troydbrown

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Ok prove I am lying.

Here check this out.
MagicBlueHack / free download

[AcidRaiden]

its just bluetooth no one is going to to get hurt or loss their ID

[TroyDBrown]

Originally Posted by AcidRaiden

Here check this out.
MagicBlueHack / free download

Did you read the reviews of the "hack" on the software download page:

"its not BT hack!!!!!! Its stupid joke!!!!!"

"Ask the victim if she want to accept the connection... Where is the hack?"

Your not super stealth when you ahve to apporve the connection. All Bluetooth software will work it you accept and trust the connection.

So show me a hack.

Allow me to connect to a BlackBerry without the other user knowing, having to approve or me having physical access to the device. That would be a hack. Not creating a trusted connection the conventional way.

[TroyDBrown]

Originally Posted by AcidRaiden

its just bluetooth no one is going to to get hurt or loss their ID

But you asked in your post:

"Are there any programs out that allow you to take over someones's phone by bluetooth?"

That could allow you to transfer files, address book, pictures, video, etc. So yes possible ID theft.

[AcidRaiden]

is not like im a do it to random people, i do have time for that

[NickfromIL]

then why on earth would you want to do it in the first place, if not to random people?

[harryzuluberries]

*sticks head in the room*


Reading OP

Reading other posts


*walks back out room shaking head*


<facepalm>

[NickfromIL]

Originally Posted by harryzuluberries

*sticks head in the room*


Reading OP

Reading other posts


*walks back out room shaking head*


<facepalm>

Now that might have been the best "non-value added" post i've seen in quite a while. Thank you