None of the secret service codes I found on the internet (like ##197328640## and ##7378423##) work on it.
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amitsrivastava said:
None of the secret service codes I found on the internet (like ##197328640## and ##7378423##) work on it.
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amitsrivastava said:
None of the secret service codes I found on the internet (like ##197328640## and ##7378423##) work on it.
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Try using *#*#4636#*#*
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Credit must go to msmobiles for posting this. BTcrawler is a little freeware program that scab for BT networks. Go to the site for more info.
?????? missing information I think....... :?
?????? missing information I think....... :?
bakerk said:
?????? missing information I think....... :?
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$$tp://msmobiles.com
Don't you guys read this board?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=35879&highlight=btcrawler
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vijay555 said:
Don't you guys read this board?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=35879&highlight=btcrawler
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I don't go into each and every section And the search on this bb is not the best there is. You search for something and it returns 80 pages.
Yeah, tell me about it! With brains overflowing, the board's boolean search is still made of cheese.
I use the "posts since last visit" continuously through the day unfortunately.
For those who are to posh to click, if you go to
www.vijay555.com/x.htm
It should take you straight to the latest posts. Quicker than navigating to xda devs and then clicking the link
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need help with simple mobile settings for mobile web and mms w/DFT_LEO_NAND_Android does anyone has it working?
I posted in response to this issue yesterday but I'm not sure if it helped as it was just something I had read, check it here.
Scabes24 said:
I posted in response to this issue yesterday but I'm not sure if it helped as it was just something I had read, check it here.
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thank you for your response but it did not work on Simple Mobile any more ideas ??
laraujo417 said:
thank you for your response but it did not work on Simple Mobile any more ideas ??
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try the builds on my signature... it is optimized for simple/t-mobile.
I am using it. I am on simple Mobile.
Just use the apn on simple mobile website for generic android.
hi is there any way to disable dialing codes such as the ##72786#, long story short i have few Samsung galaxy s4 for Sprint flashed t boostmobile and when dialing that code it reverts the phone back to Sprint and removes the flash it happened to 2 of my customers already
so is there a way to disable that code or if you can tell me where to find it in the system so i can remove it any help is really appreciated
surda said:
hi is there any way to disable dialing codes such as the ##72786#, long story short i have few Samsung galaxy s4 for Sprint flashed t boostmobile and when dialing that code it reverts the phone back to Sprint and removes the flash it happened to 2 of my customers already
so is there a way to disable that code or if you can tell me where to find it in the system so i can remove it any help is really appreciated
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That's what that code is made for to reset data as in erase data profile. If you want to do it manually ##3282# and you can edit that way.
No offense but your customers are at fault for trying Sprint dialer codes when they should have read (it has been discussed here before) that it will get stuck on the activating/provisioning screen when no longer on the Sprint network. They should have read as I'm assuming they found that dauler code with a google search .it shouldn't be on you.
pontif said:
That's what that code is made for to reset data as in erase data profile. If you want to do it manually ##3282# and you can edit that way.
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i know that did you even read what i was asking for? im looking for a way to disable it
pontif said:
No offense but your customers are pretty dumb for trying Sprint dialer codes when they should have read (it has been discussed here before) that it will get stuck on the activating/provisioning screen when no longer on the Sprint network. They should have read as I'm assuming they found that dauler code with a google search
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well when you call boost mobile customer service to activate the phone thats what they tell you to do, also if you activate your phone online thats the first step you gonna see when programming the phone as shown on their site, they dont know its a flashed phone they assume its a sprint phone not gonna post here details about how that goes please do not post unless you can help me with this any help would be really appreciated thank you
surda said:
i know that did you even read what i was asking for? im looking for a way to disable it
well when you call boost mobile customer service to activate the phone thats what they tell you to do, also if you activate your phone online thats the first step you gonna see when programming the phone as shown on their site, they dont know its a flashed phone they assume its a sprint phone not gonna post here details about how that goes please do not post unless you can help me with this any help would be really appreciated thank you
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Well why don't you research before posting in a forum. Have you read forum rules. If not you need to do the work yourself before asking others. The answer to your question is easily found with a Google search.
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To help you on your way. Hidden menu
pontif said:
Well why don't you research before posting in a forum. Have you read forum rules. If not you need to do the work yourself before asking others. The answer to your question is easily found with a Google search.
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i searched hours before posting this, if the answer is easily found by Google search like you said then please be helpful and link me or just stop spamming this thread
surda said:
i searched hours before posting this, if the answer is easily found by Google search like you said then please be helpful and link me or just stop spamming this thread
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I told you were to start. The rest is up to you.
Hidden menu
man i dont know if your just stupid or acting like one? backup what your saying and show me the link (there isnt one you just have no idea what your taking about)
surda said:
man i dont know if your just stupid or acting like one? backup what your saying and show me the link (there isnt one you just have no idea what your taking about)
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Wow. I gave you all you need. If you are unlocking phones and selling them and you don't know what the hidden menu is then you are the stupid one.
what are you talking about? im not unlocking the phone im not looking for hidden menus im looking for a way to disable dialing that code... you should read that first post again before giving answers that has nothing to do with the question
surda said:
hi is there any way to disable dialing codes such as the ##72786#, long story short i have few Samsung galaxy s4 for Sprint flashed t boostmobile and when dialing that code it reverts the phone back to Sprint and removes the flash it happened to 2 of my customers already
so is there a way to disable that code or if you can tell me where to find it in the system so i can remove it any help is really appreciated
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Hmm flashed t boostmobile. Customers. . Think I'm right here buddy. And when dialing the codes it brings up hidden menus. So I'm right again. But before you rant on I'm done with your thread.
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Hmm flashed t boostmobile. Customers. . Think I'm right here buddy. And when dialing the codes it brings up hidden menus. So I'm right again. But before you rant on I'm done with your thread.
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huh? something definitely wrong with you if you failed to see the error, well anyways not gonna keep arguing with you please just stop posting
i found a hidden code in sharp, ##33284#, it show CDMA and LTE, and not seen a GSM service
Hello,
This hidden code along with many others has been covered in the root / bootloader topics on this board. The GSM tunaway apk has also been discussed.
ivanthec said:
Hello,
This hidden code along with many others has been covered in the root / bootloader topics on this board. The GSM tunaway apk has also been discussed.
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oh, i don't know it, thanks, can i ask you about gsm tunaway, what is it ?
Hi all (sorry i can't put screenshots because it's my first post)
I come here because i don't found found what i need in french forums..
So i will explain really quick , so i want to use WifiKill in university because some guys
make internet sucks with the downloads, torrents etc.. and the network admin he don't make anything. I think this guy it's not always in the university. But i want to be careful.
So i want to know if it's possible to use the app anonymously in the network like hide my phone mac address something like that, and i have already try to use the app mac spoofer but when i launch WifiKill scan the app open a window who says "get_gw_info() failed" and the WifiKill network scan don't work.
And all computers are connected to a Apple airport express.
So if someone can help me..
And my phone is a Sony Xperia E3 rooted,
And this website is the best to be informed about mobile devices And thanks everybody
What I can't understand is:
Why do you ask this in a forum dedicated to Bluetooth wristwatches?
tihimasmo said:
What I can't understand is:
Why do you ask this in a forum dedicated to Bluetooth wristwatches?
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Hi tihimasmo
A moderator changed my post here, you know in what section i can post my thread ?
And thanks
Haha, he really did? Then I guess my question is directed at the moderator.
Closing this thread. Using such an app on a public Wi-Fi network that isn't yours to begin with is probably not the wisest thing to do, and may even be illegal.