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Phone Guardian 2.0 released

News - By: pdaBlast! Staff - November 02, 2007


Symbian Guru has released a new version 2.0 of Phone Guardian – the security software which helps to protect the phone from theft and unauthorized access.

Phone Guardian is a mobile security anti thief software for your Series 60 v3 Symbian smartphones.

In case your mobile is forgotten or stolen, Phone Guardian will allow you to remotely secure and auto lock your Symbian mobile by sending a lock SMS.

Once locked the phone remains secured. It will not be possible for the thief to use your phone or to uninstall the Phone Guardian software. Mobile can only be unlocked by sending an unlock SMS with a password.

Phone Guardian sends automatically a secure SMS, where information that allows you to catch the thief is included. Armed with Phone Guardian, your Nokia smartphone will be secure as in safe!



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