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Disable delete sms function.

Currently using Windows Mobile 6.1 Prof and am looking for an app/regedit/hack that would prevent the deletion of sms, email, call log, etc. Or, disable menu options such as delete from SMS, email, call history, etc. Want to retain the functionality but prevent changes from being made. Kiosk mode maybe? Limited user account?

There is prob a reg hack for this, but why are you trying to do this?
I will have a sniff about for something.

Why? To make sure the kids are following the rules! Just because my kids are on restriction from using the phone doesn't mean that I am going to take their phones away when they go off to school, practice, etc, because I want them to have it in case of an emergency. But, also I want to know that they aren't using it when their not supposed to...during class, after bed time, while at the library, etc. I am not willing to install spy software, I don't want to view their sms conversations, I just want to keep them honest so they know if they use it when their not supposed to there is a record of it.
Edit: Oh and BTW, thanks for the reply.

Threads... why?

Ive seen MS chose to combine IM and SMS and to me this looks really messy.
First of all the integration of IM is quite nice but I wish it was kept seperate from SMS conversations since these are to the majority of people still different than IMs and used on different devices or apps. I dont want to continue a conversation automatically on a different app or something. This will be very annoying to the other user.
Certainly if somebody just left his/her pc on or IM on accidently....
They should have added facebook private messaging as well and IM/SMS seperated like it was and just added a chat pivot in the messaging hub.
to me an sms is still something every user has always with him her, like when u send somebody an address or something it should be on their phones and not deliverd trough IM and its annoying having to switch first.
Its kind of short sighted implementation, the idea is good but the reality will be very annoying the way it works now.
you will get a ton of sms like notifications for every IM which can be annoying since on a chat conversation people send much more messages per minute than trough sms. Having to toggle online offline all the time will be a pita
am i the only one who thinks this will be garbage? Instead they should have allowed third party apps like whatsapp to use this on user permission. I hope I can switch off the live messenger. Or just revert back to the original sms screen

I like the idea to have an overview of my messages regardlessly whether they come via SMS, Windows Live or Facebook. Although I agree that getting notifications for all those messages shown on the SMS tile would be kind of overwhelming. But I can imagine Microsoft changes the way the tile works. So it still shows the number of SMS, but in addition to that shows an icon or something when you recieve a chat message from Facebook or Windows Live.

In my opinion.. the best feauture ever, of every OS. Loved that!

I love it as well, and think its nice not to have to go to 4 different places for my facebook, text, wlm & (eventually skype).
While I hope they either have a toggle setting for separate 'rows', or add it soon after Mango for those who really don't like it, I honestly doubt they want to mess it up by having too many places for messages. It fits in pretty perfectly with their vision for the overall UI design imo.

For me,M$ thread is not a new idea,it just copying the messaging app in the HP webos...however HP webos messaging is better,they can download apps that support HP connect and integrate into the messaging app(so,this means they can have more than 1 im clients in 1 messaging app).
Feel so sorry to HP webos,always being copied by others,even the UI design of playbook has been copied

Marvin_S said:
First of all the integration of IM is quite nice but I wish it was kept seperate from SMS conversations since these are to the majority of people still different than IMs and used on different devices or apps. I dont want to continue a conversation automatically on a different app or something. This will be very annoying to the other user.
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Threading will be the beginning of the end for SMS IMNSHO. Most people still use SMS because it's what they know and are used to.
My wife is a great example, she keeps sending me SMSes while I'm out because that's what she's used to. Even though I've had email (and to some extent IM) on my phones since forever. With a "messaging hub" it takes all the guesswork out of the equation - she'll write the message as she normally does and the phone will decide whether it should deliver via FB, Messenger, Skype or SMS.
Now, if you don't want to continue the conversation if the user has moved to a different device you don't have to. The phone will tell you how the message was sent as well as what services the recipient is currently logged on to.
Marvin_S said:
to me an sms is still something every user has always with him her, like when u send somebody an address or something it should be on their phones and not deliverd trough IM and its annoying having to switch first.
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This just proves my point - you're used to SMS. And again, you can choose whether to send as SMS or IM.
Personally I find this feature great. Two things should be done to make it even better though;
1. Implement a industry-wide protocol so it doesn't matter if you're on a crackberry, iphone or windows phone. Sure, Skype and Messenger goes a long way towards achieving this but there are still people who use smaller IM services only.
2. Allow third-party apps to hook in to the messaging hub - there's a few apps out there today that are not chat apps as such but still implement messaging. Being able to receive (and reply to) these messages from the same place would be great. It would also make it easier for other IM services to integrate with the OS.
dkp1977 said:
Although I agree that getting notifications for all those messages shown on the SMS tile would be kind of overwhelming.
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But why? Are you less likely to want to read a message coming in thru Messenger than one delivered via SMS? I for one don't care how my messages are delivered, I just want to be notified. It's a bit like having three post boxes outside your house - one for deliveries by DHL only, another for Deutsche Post and a third for everyone else - i.e. pointless

I really like this new feature as well. I am confident that any replies you send to someone will use the same service they used to "text" you, unless you choose to change it. People on non-WP7 phones won't suddenly need to be jumping all over the place.
On the other hand, when other people send you messages from multiple sources (SMS, FB, WLM, etc), you will be able to get all of the messages in one convenient place. I like that.

[Q] Security: Why some Apps read SMS

I want to know why some Apps read my SMS...
Downloaded "Go Keyboard" from the market and I think it is a nice App. But when I read the (German) comments, some people complaint about that this App can read your SMS.
What do you think?
Sent from Nexus S Limited Edition

If the keyboard should be smart it needs to learn from your typing. One way is to read your SMS/texts or emails.

So you think this is important for the app to work properly and can be neglected?
Maybe sounds like a stupid question but I am still an Android beginner.
Anyway there is nothing important in my messages that I should worry about...
Sent from Nexus S Limited Edition

Superskunk said:
So you think this is important for the app to work properly and can be neglected?
Maybe sounds like a stupid question but I am still an Android beginner.
Anyway there is nothing important in my messages that I should worry about...
Sent from Nexus S Limited Edition
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As nothing is save on the internet... it's up to you. The app isn't unknown and widely spread/used, I'd not worry about giving the requested permission.
Other apps however... different story. Rethink your decision everytime an app requests permissions.
If the app works w/o that specific permission is something I don't know. There's an app that can restrict specific permissions, requires root and I sadly don't remember the name right now.

Of course an app can work without certain permissions. But those permission make it more powerful and add functions. If you chopped off your arms, you couldn't entertain someone with juggling could you ?

madd0g said:
Of course an app can work without certain permissions. But those permission make it more powerful and add functions. If you chopped off your arms, you couldn't entertain someone with juggling could you ?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lleKvepxp5E
Just saying

I wondered the same thing! I recently switched to KelLMSKing MIUI Mod and now when I get an SMS, I get two notifications. One is Car Locator wants to read my SMS. It is a GPS App where I can save my car's position in a parking lot and find it easily again. I have no idea why it would want to intercept my SMS messages, so I Deny it.. I looked it up and apparently in some countries, you can pay for parking by text message, and receive reminders that time is running out. That's a feature I'll never use, so I'll just tell it to remember to always Deny that request. The other notification is from Touchdown, which gets my Exchange Server emails for work.. I'm not sure what SMS it would be looking for, so I'll deny them, too
As for the keyboard, I have no idea why it would want to read incoming messages or how that would help it to learn your style.

I think it's more of a perusal of the messages for commonly typed words so that it knows the best words to recommend and predict. Like a scan, to add your speech to the dictionary.
I don't believe any developer is sitting up at night reading my texts. If he is, he should hit me back and help me out with some of my problems. <_<

What is Facebook's excuse then?
edit SMS or MMS
Allows application to write to SMS messages stored on your device or SIM card. Malicious applications may delete your messages.
receive SMS
Allows application to receive and process SMS messages. Malicious applications may monitor your messages or delete them without showing them to you.
read SMS or MMS
Allows application to read SMS messages stored on your device or SIM card. Malicious applications may read your confidential messages.
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praveenmarkandu said:
What is Facebook's excuse then?
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Facebook just blatently wants info to target you for advertising... but because theyre so big most people don't care

Facebook needs that permission to verify your account. Afair there's an option to add your mobile# to your fb account.

An application in the market that has been around awhile should be fine. Google will remove malicious software as soon as they know about it. It is new apps asking these permissions that I would be weary of. I use the Go keyboard myself and love it with royal purple neon theme.
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The top 10 android apps novice must download

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1.WhatsApp: The most popular cross-platform software to send text messages
I believe everyone must have heard of this software WhatsApp is a cross-platform messaging software can send SMS, photos, audio, video and MMS to friends and family (software automatically from the phone book search list) also has the WhatsAppis no need to transfer fees, if you often send SMS using WhatsApp can help you save a lot of text messaging charges.
2.WhosCall (Caller ID & blocks)
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3.Viber: talking on the phone, send text messages for free
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4.Shazam: voice can help you find the song
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5.ES File Explorer FileManager
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6.Ringdroid: mobile phone ringtones easy to do
Ringdroid is a simple and easy app to edit ringtone, it can use mp3 saved in cell phone memory card to do ringtones. It also designated as one of the exclusive ringtones even if you can recorded your voice as a ringtones. It is very useful software must be installed.
7.Dropbox: the strongest cross-platform cloud hard drive
Dropbox is super strong data-saving app, and it supports both PC and mobile device, wherever it can file throw up synchronization backup, but also free file sharing to a friend. Not only convenient to send data on the phone, the files dumped into the Dropbox, you can save a lot of phone storage space, are worth recommending.
8.EVERNOTE: the good ideas never miss
Believe anyone who are used ipad know, Evernote is a cross-platform media cloud Notepad, it can be used to take notes, insert image / sound / video, and the establishment of the to-do list, record voice reminders, and supports computer and a variety of mobile device, wherever you remember where all kinds of useful information is not omitted.
9.PPStream: Android version has launched
Earlier PPStream launched iOS version, and now here is the Android version.
The PPStream used to see films online, watching movies, watching TV, watching anime!
10.3G Watchdog: monitoring 3G traffic does not burst table
3G, watchdog will help you to monitor and statistics on your mobile Internet traffic, and the green, orange, and red notification bar to complement the use of flow restrictions on your phone plan. It can set the flow lines, in case more than quota will be issued a warning to avoid bills burst. There is also a Chinese interface, very useful the app.

iSpyoo Cell Phone Spy - Solution For The Secrets You Need To Know.

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What's else in paid version?

Very cool! I will test it out and let you know how it goes.
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Murshad007 said:
What's else in paid version?
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What exactly you wanna find out you dirty man?
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This is fake and malware.

Hahahahah... Did you think a track APP would track any information without properly privileges? I don't....
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Lossyx said:
This is fake and malware.
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Do you know what malware actually is?
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On my rooted GT-I9195 doesnt work 2-ways call recording, I can hear just my voice. I have installed 7.4 version, tried other versions 8.9, 8.2, 8.1 but with these call recording doesnt work at all. Anybody knows how to fix this bug?
thankx
Daniel

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