3 ms·
I think one of the first things I'd try when finding such a device on my premises would be to try and login to the self-service portal of the mobile carrier tha
by cnvogel 12y ago
I think one of the first things I'd try when finding such a device on my premises would be to try and login to the self-service portal of the mobile carrier that issued the SIM card. At least in the case of my phone-service provider (I'm also located in the EU) this uses the phone number, and a password which can be requested by SMS...
In the case of my provider, the permission to use the self-service portal which include the possibility to view/change billing addresses and shows all the numbers active on a contract, can, of course, be enabled/disabled per telephone number. But it will be worth a try...
- furyg3 12y agoA very good idea. Although someone intelligent enough to rig this up almost certainly bought a pre-paid SIM with cash.
- angry_octet 12y agoReally? It is much more likely that it was bought with an offical police purchasing department credit card directly from the carrier. For them, it isn't illegal, and governments control cash pretty tightly.