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any device transmitting a signal can be tracked is all i know.
 

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Sure, how about constantly changing IMSI? I think someone managed on Symbian...

However as it's now clarified, let's get back to topic. This is a whole other discussion to be held elsewhere :-)

I still hope you find someone capable to help you out!

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Originally Posted by MoritzJT View Post
Sure, how about constantly changing IMSI? I think someone managed on Symbian...

However as it's now clarified, let's get back to topic. This is a whole other discussion to be held elsewhere :-)

I still hope you find someone capable to help you out!

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CodeRUS managed even to change IMEI on symbian, and you're right IMSI too
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Originally Posted by MoritzJT View Post
Sure, how about constantly changing IMSI? I think someone managed on Symbian...
Now this is fairly pointless I can assure you!

If you "constantly change your IMSI" sure yeah network will not be able to place you but what good is it going to do to you?
You cannot receive or initiate any calls, and that includes both IuCS and IuPS...

Easier to just take the battery off from the device.
 

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The Cellular Services Daemon exposes the following DBUS paths that are referenced by other parts of the system: (each path is followed by a list of the other parts of the system that reference them)

/com/nokia/csd/call
/usr/sbin/bluetoothd (part of bluez, open source)
/usr/bin/intellisyncd (part of nokiamessaging, not necessary to support this on Neo900)
/usr/lib/libconnui_cell.so.0 (shared library for the cellular parts of the connectivity UI layer)
/usr/lib/librtcom-call-ui.so.0 (dialer shared library)
/usr/lib/telepathy/telepathy-ring (telepathy module that handles cellular calls and SMS)
/usr/lib/libcodelockui.so.1 (device code lock UI)
/usr/lib/hildon-desktop/librtcom-notification-ui.so (notification UI)
/usr/lib/systemui/libsystemuiplugin_emergency.so (system UI emergency call plugin)
/usr/sbin/sscd (handles cellular modem startup/shutdown/reset)

/com/nokia/csd/gprs
/usr/lib/libconnui.so.0 (shared library for the connectivity UI layer)
/usr/lib/libconnui_cell.so.0 (shared library for the cellular parts of the connectivity UI layer)
/usr/lib/icd2/libicd_network_gprs.so (Internet Connectivity Daemon cellular data plugin)

/com/nokia/csd/info
/usr/bin/cherry (part of MyNokia, not necessary to support this on Neo900)
/usr/bin/gen-obex-capability.sh (shell script)
/usr/lib/hildon-control-panel/libcpcherry.so (part of MyNokia, not necessary to support this on Neo900)
/usr/lib/libqtsysteminfo.so.1 (QT system information library, open source)
/usr/lib/libmaesync.so (used for synchronizing with Nokia PC Suite, not necessary to support this on Neo900)
/usr/sbin/as-daemon (ActiveSync daemon, not necessary to support this on Neo900)

/com/nokia/phone/net
/usr/sbin/bluetoothd (part of bluez, open source)
/usr/bin/cherry (part of MyNokia, not necessary to support this on Neo900)
/usr/bin/clockd (clock daemon)
/usr/bin/gen-obex-capability.sh (shell script)
/usr/sbin/gprs-provisioning (not exactly sure what this is, something to do with GPRS)
/usr/bin/intellisyncd (part of nokiamessaging, not necessary to support this on Neo900)
/usr/lib/microb-engine/components/libatlas.so (part of Nokia Maps, not necessary to support this on Neo900)
/usr/lib/libconnui_cell.so.0 (shared library for the cellular parts of the connectivity UI layer)
/usr/lib/hildon-control-panel/libcpcherry.so (part of MyNokia, not necessary to support this on Neo900)
/usr/lib/icd2/libicd_network_gprs.so (Internet Connectivity Daemon cellular data plugin)
/usr/lib/libosso-abook-1.0.so.0 (osso addressbook library)
/usr/lib/libqtsysteminfo.so.1 (QT system information library, open source)
/usr/lib/librtcom-call-ui.so.0 (dialer shared library)
/usr/bin/osso-connectivity-ui-conndlgs.launch (connectivity UI connectivity dialog daemon)
/usr/bin/osso_startup_wizard.launch (first-boot app that sets time/language/etc)
/usr/bin/wl1251-cal (daemon for initializing WiFi chip, not needed on Neo900 as Neo900 will probably have different WiFi chip and/or will have WiFi initialization stuff provided by WiFi chip vendor, open source re-implementation exists in any case)
/usr/sbin/wlancond (WiFi connectivity daemon, open source)

/com/nokia/phone/sim
/etc/event.replace.d/tonegend and /etc/event.d/tonegend (shell script, both are identical but not linked to each other as far as I can see)
/usr/bin/cherry (part of MyNokia, not necessary to support this on Neo900)
/usr/bin/controlpanel.launch (part of hildon-control-panel, open source)
/usr/sbin/gprs-provisioning (not exactly sure what this is, something to do with GPRS)
/usr/bin/intellisyncd (part of nokiamessaging, not necessary to support this on Neo900)
/usr/lib/hildon-control-panel/libcpcherry.so (part of MyNokia, not necessary to support this on Neo900)
/usr/lib/libconnui.so.0 (shared library for the connectivity UI layer)
/usr/lib/libconnui_cell.so.0 (shared library for the cellular parts of the connectivity UI layer)
/usr/lib/evolution-data-server-1.2/extensions/libebookbackendsim.so (addressbook SIM backend)
/usr/lib/icd2/libicd_network_gprs.so (Internet Connectivity Daemon cellular data plugin)
/usr/lib/libosso-abook-1.0.so.0 (osso addressbook library)
/usr/lib/libqtsysteminfo.so.1 (QT system information library, open source)
/usr/bin/location-proxy (daemon that handles supl server)
/usr/bin/osso_startup_wizard.launch (first-boot app that sets time/language/etc)
/usr/sbin/ota-settings (handles cellular data settings sent over-the-air by the cellular network)
/usr/lib/telepathy/telepathy-ring (telepathy module that handles cellular calls and SMS)

/com/nokia/phone/sim/security
/usr/bin/cherry (part of MyNokia, not necessary to support this on Neo900)
/usr/bin/controlpanel.launch (part of hildon-control-panel, open source)
/usr/bin/intellisyncd (part of nokiamessaging, not necessary to support this on Neo900)
/usr/lib/hildon-control-panel/libcpcherry.so (part of MyNokia, not necessary to support this on Neo900)
/usr/lib/libconnui_cell.so.0 (shared library for the cellular parts of the connectivity UI layer)
/usr/lib/hildon-control-panel/libcpdevice.so ("about device" control panel)
/usr/lib/librtcom-call-ui.so.0 (dialer shared library)

/com/nokia/phone/sim/phonebook
/usr/sbin/bluetoothd (part of bluez, open source)
/usr/bin/intellisyncd (part of nokiamessaging, not necessary to support this on Neo900)
/usr/lib/evolution-data-server-1.2/extensions/libebookbackendsim.so (addressbook SIM backend)

/com/nokia/phone/sms
/usr/bin/cherry (part of MyNokia, not necessary to support this on Neo900)
/usr/lib/hildon-control-panel/libcpcherry.so (part of MyNokia, not necessary to support this on Neo900)
/usr/sbin/sms-manager (handles dispatching certain special kinds of SMS messages to the right place)
/usr/lib/telepathy/telepathy-ring (telepathy module that handles cellular calls and SMS)

/com/nokia/csd/ss
/usr/lib/libconnui_cell.so.0 (shared library for the cellular parts of the connectivity UI layer)
/usr/lib/librtcom-call-ui.so.0 (dialer shared library)
 

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doesn't the software that allows to track (and / or wipe) the N900 in case it is stolen use silent SMS?
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