Where is a mobile phone :-)

How to detect where is a mobile phone?
It's very simple: just clic the link, insert the mobile phone number
and press the key "Localize".
In few seconds you will know where is your wife / husband / friend /
sister / son / boss...

http://www.studiopasquali.it/satphone/index-eng.htm

Attention: sometimes it's better don't know...
:-)))

On 6 Sep, 21:08, Box wrote:
How to detect where is a mobile phone?
It's very simple: just clic the link, insert the mobile phone number
and press the key "Localize".
In few seconds you will know where is your wife / husband / friend /
sister / son / boss...

http://www.studiopasquali.it/satphone/index-eng.htm

Attention: sometimes it's better don't know...
:-)))

While this is in all probability a malware site, and visiting it (at
least with Internet Explorer on a Windows machine) is probably acutely
unwise, it is of course possible to use services like Google's
Latitude to track the position of consenting partners' mobile phones,
and this can be quite useful when they are out on a long ride.

On Sun, 6 Sep 2009 14:55:07 -0700 (PDT), Simon Brooke
wrote:

While this is in all probability a malware site, and visiting it (at
least with Internet Explorer on a Windows machine) is probably acutely
unwise, it is of course possible to use services like Google's
Latitude to track the position of consenting partners' mobile phones,
and this can be quite useful when they are out on a long ride.

Last time something like this did the rounds it was a joke, the thing
went through some elaborate flashy lights thing and zoomed in to a
Google map which finally resolved to a picture of a mobile phone
shoved up a monkey's bum. I suspect this is the same.

Guy
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Just zis Guy, you know? wrote:
On Sun, 6 Sep 2009 14:55:07 -0700 (PDT), Simon Brooke
wrote:

While this is in all probability a malware site, and visiting it (at
least with Internet Explorer on a Windows machine) is probably acutely
unwise, it is of course possible to use services like Google's
Latitude to track the position of consenting partners' mobile phones,
and this can be quite useful when they are out on a long ride.

Last time something like this did the rounds it was a joke, the thing
went through some elaborate flashy lights thing and zoomed in to a
Google map which finally resolved to a picture of a mobile phone
shoved up a monkey's bum. I suspect this is the same.

Guy, could you fix me password on Chapman Central please. I was going
to add to your winter cycling bit but I can't remember me password for
toffee

Oh **** I can't can I? I forgot, it's down....

On Sun, 6 Sep 2009 14:55:07 -0700 (PDT), Simon Brooke
wrote:

On 6 Sep, 21:08, Box wrote:
How to detect where is a mobile phone?
It's very simple: just clic the link, insert the mobile phone number
and press the key "Localize".
In few seconds you will know where is your wife / husband / friend /
sister / son / boss...

http://www.studiopasquali.it/satphone/index-eng.htm

Attention: sometimes it's better don't know...
:-)))

While this is in all probability a malware site, and visiting it (at
least with Internet Explorer on a Windows machine) is probably acutely
unwise, it is of course possible to use services like Google's
Latitude to track the position of consenting partners' mobile phones,
and this can be quite useful when they are out on a long ride.


Thinks - this is a cycling group.

I know - I'll tell people how smart I am (or is that what a knob I
am), by stating:

"(at least with Internet Explorer on a Windows machine)"


PS I don't think that you are smart - so that must mean
.....................

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Latest DfT Figures: Passenger casualty rates by mode Per billion passenger kilometers:
Killed or seriously injured: Pedal Cyclists : 527 Pedestrians 371
All casualties: Pedal Cyclists : 3494 Pedestrians : 1631
Which is more dangerous?

On Sun, 06 Sep 2009 22:57:37 +0100, "Just zis Guy, you know?"
wrote:

On Sun, 6 Sep 2009 14:55:07 -0700 (PDT), Simon Brooke
wrote:

While this is in all probability a malware site, and visiting it (at
least with Internet Explorer on a Windows machine) is probably acutely
unwise, it is of course possible to use services like Google's
Latitude to track the position of consenting partners' mobile phones,
and this can be quite useful when they are out on a long ride.

Last time something like this did the rounds it was a joke, the thing
went through some elaborate flashy lights thing and zoomed in to a
Google map which finally resolved to a picture of a mobile phone
shoved up a monkey's bum.

Why on earth did you agree to pose for it?

--
I encourage my children to wear helmets. (Guy Chapman)
I have never said that I encourage my children to wear helmets. (Guy
Chapman)