Blackberry
#1
Blackberry
Could someone tell me how Blackberry deal with virus
& spyware..?
I have no problem but just wonder how verizon deals with
this?
& spyware..?
I have no problem but just wonder how verizon deals with
this?
Last edited by 2x2; 10-20-09 at 01:46 PM. Reason: misspelling
#2
I've had a Blackberry for many years now and never had a virus. But, if I were to get one, I would just wipe the phone and reload the system software. 10-15 mins tops. I don't know if the BIS scans the files before sending it to the phone though......good question.
#3
blackberry
I wonder just by taking ones battery out for half hour then put it all back together again would this be a way to reload system software..I just bought myself a Blackberry Curve 8330 smartphone
Last edited by 2x2; 10-21-09 at 09:11 AM. Reason: additional info
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No, all data will just get reloaded from memory. Bring it to your carrier and have them update you with the latest software / firmware (should be free if it's verizon). However, that may wipeout everything, including your phonebooks, calendars, and such; so make sure you have a "backup" of the data.
In my opinion, I don't think anybody have the luxury to program a virus specifically targeted for Blackberries. They have much bigger fish to catch... I wouldn't worry about it. If anything, it's most likely bad or corrupted software on your phone that is doing weird things.
In my opinion, I don't think anybody have the luxury to program a virus specifically targeted for Blackberries. They have much bigger fish to catch... I wouldn't worry about it. If anything, it's most likely bad or corrupted software on your phone that is doing weird things.
#5
blackberry
No, all data will just get reloaded from memory. Bring it to your carrier and have them update you with the latest software / firmware (should be free if it's verizon). However, that may wipeout everything, including your phonebooks, calendars, and such; so make sure you have a "backup" of the data.
In my opinion, I don't think anybody have the luxury to program a virus specifically targeted for Blackberries. They have much bigger fish to catch... I wouldn't worry about it. If anything, it's most likely bad or corrupted software on your phone that is doing weird things.
In my opinion, I don't think anybody have the luxury to program a virus specifically targeted for Blackberries. They have much bigger fish to catch... I wouldn't worry about it. If anything, it's most likely bad or corrupted software on your phone that is doing weird things.
#6
Blackberry-utube
I find my Blackberry is good for utube videos
just bookmark your favorites
I like utube cause one can get a variety
of info by listening to a utube video
I feel utube videos are the heart of the Internet
cause there is tons of info out there on any subject
just run your search
just bookmark your favorites
I like utube cause one can get a variety
of info by listening to a utube video
I feel utube videos are the heart of the Internet
cause there is tons of info out there on any subject
just run your search
Last edited by 2x2; 10-26-09 at 09:18 AM. Reason: additional info
#7
You can download the system software via blackbery web site, start Blackberry desktop manager, plug your phone in, and it will automatically backup and load the new system software.