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Hi.<br>
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<pre wrap="">When phone is lost and somebody picks it up, it would first ask PIN
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I like the idea. I agree with Cayco, that you cannot ask police to
catch the thief. But sending coords would be very interesting solution.<br>
As the GPS coords may be not very accurate I'd extend the idea to
bluetooth connection which is a very short range, to point person who
owns the stolen phone. <br>
The phone might change it's bluetooth device name to some special
string (like "stolen NEO" :-) ) so we might detect it in a short range
and point person who owns it.<br>
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Phone after detecting theft should work with thief's SIM card as usual
but also send GPS coords.<br>
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Remember that if you use PIN code thief cannot use your SIM until he
types right PIN. He/she should use his own SIM card.<br>
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