[J_5]

When I wiped my phone by typing in the wrong password (to test it out) it didn't keep that password or any information on the device.

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[beezie916]

Well I know there is in fact ways for hackers to hack into a blackberry. I don't know about with information encrypted but I had an ex gf who apparently knew someone who was able to get my texts from my current phone and from the phone i actually had damaged and sent to asurion....I have yet to figure how this person was able to do it but the stuff she knew I know she had no way of knowing without someone getting access to my texts. So security might be #1 but apparently everything is hackable if there is enough desire and knowledge.

[grahamf]

Well I know there is in fact ways for hackers to hack into a blackberry. I don't know about with information encrypted but I had an ex gf who apparently knew someone who was able to get my texts from my current phone and from the phone i actually had damaged and sent to asurion....I have yet to figure how this person was able to do it but the stuff she knew I know she had no way of knowing without someone getting access to my texts. So security might be #1 but apparently everything is hackable if there is enough desire and knowledge.

Would that someone happen to be tech support for your mobile carrier?

[Masahiro]

Well I know there is in fact ways for hackers to hack into a blackberry. I don't know about with information encrypted but I had an ex gf who apparently knew someone who was able to get my texts from my current phone and from the phone i actually had damaged and sent to asurion....I have yet to figure how this person was able to do it but the stuff she knew I know she had no way of knowing without someone getting access to my texts. So security might be #1 but apparently everything is hackable if there is enough desire and knowledge.

Sounds like one of those "spy" apps were installed onto your phone. I don't know much about them, but I hear they're very expensive, and can relay a lot of information from your phone to another device. It's intended for parents, of course, but people can use it to potentially spy on others.

[rjdangerous]

So what your saying is you cannot put a password on android that will wipe without the internet connection?

Just curious because from all the apps I saw they need to be on and connected to use them to remotely work.

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[J_5]

Would that someone happen to be tech support for your mobile carrier?

Exactly. This or some kind of spy app is about the only way that would happen.

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