How would I go about finding a phone that is not registered through Windows LIVE?
How would I go about finding a phone that is not registered through Windows LIVE?
Thanks for the replies. The reason for this thread was that my girlfriend got her Trophy taken from a party. She doesn't know much about these new-fangled services on smartphones and AT&T didn't register Windows LIVE when they set her phone up for her.
Thankfully it was a friend that accidentally picked her phone up and she got it back a couple of days later.
I have set up those service for her now.
I thought the Trophy was a Verizon phone, no ?
I thought the Trophy was a Verizon phone, no ?
Thanks for the replies. The reason for this thread was that my girlfriend got her Trophy taken from a party. She doesn't know much about these new-fangled services on smartphones and AT&T didn't register Windows LIVE when they set her phone up for her.
Thankfully it was a friend that accidentally picked her phone up and she got it back a couple of days later.
I have set up those service for her now.
haha, look at you reading between the lines, nice job because that is a good question, haha
But he has a Focus so maybe a Freudian slip?
Why are people exchanging phones at a party? Even if you let someone see it to play around with it...why are you letting them run off with your hundreds of dollars toy?
Yea, those services are decent for finding it at a friends house. They're useless and a waste of battery life if the phone actually got taken, like when my Vibrant was swiped in a mall nothing could help it cause the person who picked it up turned it off and took the SIM card out the minute I started calling it.
I don't think these things will ever truly be secure until there is a way to put a lock code on factory resets, TBQH. I cannot believe no one came up with a solution for that yet. Being able to factory reset so easily via 3-button method makes almost every GSM phone a jackpot if found or stolen.