nokia spy phone

hellofreebies

ebay selling spy phones

has anyone heard of these or own one? if so are they effective? it appears an excellent idea...especialy to monitor your childrens company....is there any privacy laws concerning these gadgets? any one know if you can have your current mobile converted and at what cost? though got to admit i wouldnt like some one to use one against my privacy...never the less think everyone should be aware that these phones are on the market and think twice when gossiping!!

jf2404

Checking the sellers feedback they have sold over 12 with all positive , so it must work.

(i gave up at 12 so probably more).

Very sneeky though.

Browntoa

this does work, the software is out there for free !!!

just needs an old nokia 3310...and some DCT3 flashing leads

Browntoa

available as a download from here

http://www.dvirus-gsm.tk/

comes with full instructions

bob999_2

Whats the program called?-cant see it on site
Where do I get flashing cables?
Will it only work with 3310?

gromituk

Of course the phone will use nearly as much current as if it were left on standby normally, so will go flat after a few days unless it is permanently connected to a charger. It's not as if it only switches on when you call it.

Browntoa

bob999 wrote:

Whats the program called?-cant see it on site
Where do I get flashing cables?
Will it only work with 3310?

you can get DCT3 flashing leads off ebay

guide here to flashing the phone (and links to the software required)

http://www.unlockme.co.uk/dct3flashing.html

http://www.uk-dave.com/tutorials/misc/phone-flashing.php

and the cables

http://www.unlockme.co.uk/datacables.html

you may be able to get the cables from

www.allgsm.co.uk

or

www.aboveconnection.co.uk

if you are near gillingham kent I have the kit to do this

the file you want is found by clicking on "Latest Flash" 3310,NHM5" on the left menu on the screen

fazz

Looks like the spy phones have been removed from Ebay for some reason?

gromituk

Hmm - interesting. I imagine these phones break all the networks' usage rules. Take a look at the small print that came with your mobile phone contract.