How to unlock Nokia 100. The unlocking instruction for Nokia 100 is not very complicated, but you need to remember that you have only 3 tries to enter the codes. If you enter the codes incorrectly more than 3 times, the code counter might get blocked. Follow these 5 steps to make your Nokia 100 network free 1. Turn on the phone without any sim card 2. Billed in the company's marketing materials as 'an ultra-affordable mobile phone with music and video player,' the Nokia 130 targets the kind of pre-iPod media consumers that have all but vanished from developed markets with the advent of smartphones.
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How to block a phone number on Nokia 130?
Have you already received a text message or a call from a number not registered in your contacts? Don't worry, it's quite easy these days to get rid of hidden numbers, advertisements or telemarketers, even if they may be relentlessly trying to sell you a product.
This can be very unpleasant when text messages and calls are continuous.
That’s why you can block calls and text messages from a phone number. Before starting, to cut down on the time it takes, you could download an application dedicated to call blocking on the Play Store straight away.
Otherwise, we will explain through this article how to block a phone number on Nokia 130. First, we will explain how to block a phone number from one of your contacts or from an unknown number.
Nokia 130 Hacking
Secondly, we will explain how to block text messages from known and unknown senders.
Finally, we will conclude by explaining how it is possible to block phone numbers through third-party applications.
Our other articles on Nokia 130 can help you.
Block a phone number on Nokia 130
Block a phone number from one of your contacts
We’ll show you how to block the phone number of one of your contacts so that they stop calling and sending you texts.
Start by going to “Contacts” and tap on the contact you want to block. Then, press the menu key at the top left of your Nokia 130. You will see a menu where you will select “Block Number” or “Add to Auto Reject List”. The title may vary depending on the model you own.
If you want to add a phone number that is not registered in your contacts, it is also possible.
You will then have to do the same.
It’s over! You have blocked your contact.
However, even if you have successfully blocked this contact, you may still receive voicemail messages on your voicemail manager.
Block text messages from a contact
With your Nokia 130, you can also block text messages from a phone number. First, open the application “Messages” and then press the menu button located at the top left of your Nokia 130. Then you will see a list and you will need to press “Settings”. Then click “More”. You will have access to more settings.
Check the box labeled “Spam settings” and you will have three choices:
- Add to spam numbers: Add one of your contacts to the spam list
- Add to the spam phrases: add all the text messages containing the sentences you have chosen beforehand and which will land in spam
- Block unknown senders: blocks the reception of text messages from unsaved senders in your contacts
All you have to do is choose from the three options offered by your Nokia 130. You will have the possibility to consult the text messages that have landed in the spam list to remove them if you wish. You can change your choice at any time and remove a number from spam or change the option at your convenience.
Use third-party applications to block a contact
If you do not want to use the features of your Nokia 130 to block the contact you have chosen, you can download an application that will handle it.
Simply go to “Play Store” then type “Black List” or “Block Number”. You will see a multitude of applications to block a phone number. You can choose between free and paid applications.
Therefore, read carefully user’s notes and reviews to choose the application that best meets your expectations.
We have explained to you and detailed how to block text messages and calls from a phone number so that the person you have decided to block can no longer disturb you. If you encounter any problems while doing this, consult a friend or a professional who can help you.
Yep,One can hack Nokia phones by just sending a SMS,seems devilish isn't it? Although this vulnerability was found more than an year ago, I recently tried it and found it working in many sets. The vulnerability dubbed as “Curse of Silence” affects all Nokia Symbian 60/Series 60 devices and allows for remote SMS/MMS Denial of Service.One can send a specially crafted sms to lockup/crash any Series 60 device.
What is Required ?
- MSISDN of the target.
- A Mobile phone service provider which allows sending of SMS messages (Airtel in my case)
- (Almost) any Nokia phone (or some other means of sending SMS messages with TP-PID set to 'Internet Electronic Mail' )
Risk Levels
Although the vulnerability is spread across many versions of S60 platform,the Risk level is quite high for (for S60 2.6 and 3.0 devices)as upon attack,the target will not be able to receive any SMS or MMS messages until the device is Factory Resetted and Medium for S60 2.8 and 3.1 devices as upon Ddos attack,the target will not be able to receive any SMS or MMS messages while the attack is ongoing. After that, only very limited message receiving is possible until the device is Factory Resetted.
The Attack
One can send an email using an sms by setting the messages Protocol Identifier to 'Internet Electronic Mail' and formatting the message like this:
<email-address><space><message body>
The simplest attack will be -
123456789@123456789.1234567890123
If such messages contain an <email-address> with more than 32 characters, S60 2.6, 2.8, 3.0 and 3.1 devices fail to display the message or give any indication on the user interface that such a message has been received. They do,however, signal to the SMS Career that they have received the message.
Devices running S60 2.6 or 3.0 will not be able to receive any other SMS message after that. The user interface does not give any indication of this situation. The only action to remedy this situation seems to be a Factory Reset of the device (by entering '*#7370#' ) or using a Vulcan Death Grip.
Devices running S60 2.8 or 3.1 react a little different: They do not lock up until they received at least 11 SMS-email messages with an email address that is longer than 32 characters after that the device will not be able to receive any other SMS message and the phone will just display a warning that there is not enough memory to receive further messages and that data should be deleted first. This message is even displayed on an otherwise completely 'empty' device.
After switching the phone off and on again, it has limited capability for receiving SMS messages again: If it receives a SMS message that is split up into several parts it is only able to receive the first part and will display the 'not enough memory' warning again. After powercycling the device again, it can then receive the second part. If there is a third part, it has to be powercycled again, and so on.
Also, an attacker now just needs to send one more 'Curse Of Silence' message to lock the phone up again. By always sending yet another one as soon as the status report for delivery of the previous message is received, the attacker could completely prevent a target from receiving any other SMS/MMS messages.
Only Factory Resetting the device will restore its full message receiving capabilities. Note that, if a backup is made using Nokia PC-Suite *after* being attacked, the blocking messages are also backuped and will be sent to the device again when restoring the backup after the Factory Reset.
Detailed List of affected phones
Tested on several S60 2.6, 3.0 and 3.1 devices. Since the vulnerable component is a S60 base functionality, it seems safe to assume that all devices with these OS versions are affected. I short if you own one of these,you are rounded unless u have a firmware upgrade/fix release by Nokia which fixes this attack.
S60 3rd Edition, Feature Pack 1 (S60 3.1)
- Nokia E90 Communicator
- Nokia E71
- Nokia E66
- Nokia E51
- Nokia N95 8GB
- Nokia N95
- Nokia N82
- Nokia N81 8GB
- Nokia N81
- Nokia N76
- Nokia 6290
- Nokia 6124 classic
- Nokia 6121 classic
- Nokia 6120 classic
- Nokia 6110 Navigator
- Nokia 5700 Xpress Music
S60 3rd Edition, initial release (S60 3.0)
- Nokia E70
- Nokia E65
- Nokia E62
- Nokia E61i
- Nokia E61
- Nokia E60
- Nokia E50
- Nokia N93i
- Nokia N93
- Nokia N92
- Nokia N91 8GB
- Nokia N91
- Nokia N80
- Nokia N77
- Nokia N73
- Nokia N71
- Nokia 5500
- Nokia 3250
S60 2nd Edition, Feature Pack 3 (S60 2.8)
- Nokia N90
- Nokia N72
- Nokia N70
S60 2nd Edition, Feature Pack 2 (S60 2.6)
- Nokia 6682
- Nokia 6681
- Nokia 6680
- Nokia 6630
Credits
Tobias Engel – The Original Vulnerability Founder
Tested and implemented on Airtel carrier using Nokia 3120 classic and N70/N73/E51 by XERO
Nokia 130 Hacked
Posted by XERO . ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.Source
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