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  1. 11-30-2009 11:57 AM #1
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    Hi, I'm in a strange situation : I think some people have been spying at me for a long time... And I would like not only detect the spyware on my Sony-Ericson W595 but also find out the phone number that is called when I make myself a call. That guys must pay for their stupid funny game.

    Is there someone that can help me?
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  2. 12-13-2009 02:22 PM #2
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    Hi Flint,

    I'm not aware of any spy software that supports the W595. You might want to turn off your bluetooth as a start, because some of the Sony cell phones still have a bluetooth vulnerability. Other than that, since the W595 is not a Symbian, Android, or Windows Mobile device, there is not any spy phone software available for it.

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    What about for Symbian 9? Any hope for finding out who it is?

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