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If is here someone who know a lawyer which know very good the European Union Communication Laws, please show it to him this thread.
An USA lawyer will be also welcomed.
I feel so betrayed an violated by Sony Mobile as It is confirmed from few moments ago, that the original software of the phone (the software keyboard which is called Xperia Keyboard) is sending information into the internet.
No matter where I type (SMS, EMAIL - username, password, BANK APPLICATION, etc. and what I type (characters, numbers etc.), the Keyboard is connecting to the internet.
Is this legal? Why should I encrypt the phone if it is already having a backdoor, spyware, adware, keylogger, swipelogger installed by the manufacturer?
I did a Factory Reset of the phone and I let the default settings on it.
I did NOT installed any other app just the internet-monitoring app called NoRoot Firewall which was downloaded previously from google play then scanned with virustotal.com site and installed from a direct weblink which I have .
I did NOT configured/altered any other setting.
The phone is NOT ROOTED! Original Sony Software I just buy-ed few weeks ago.
I will attach the prinstcreens in the next post.
Oh, I know that I don't have so many posts here, and "reputation" as I am not a phone developer, and I just buyed this phone, I had no problems with it so far, but it is the real thing, the Sony Xperia Keyboard is "infected" as is sending information over the internet as the words are typed, and I don't find that this is a Normal Thing to happen!
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Edit:
You can try on your own cellphone to see if the keyboard is sending information over the internet.
It seems that my cellphone dose. It is not respecting my privacy and intimity,
is curios about the passwords I type and so on.
I did it in this Scenario:
1) Go to google play store, download NoRoot Firewall made by Grey Shirts.
I personally prefer Mobiwol, as it has feauters like "background data", but in this moment is missing the feauture to "ask" what app can connect. In the future I will use only Mobiwol, but this time for tracking software/debug NoRoot Firewall will be just fine.
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.greyshirts.firewall
2) Extract the .apk of the app, and transfer it to the pc / email / cloud. I used wuala.
3) I scanned the app with virustotal.com to assure that it is passing the antivirus/antimalware test.
In the Official Google Play store I have found malicious software by the way with another ocasions like searching for a simple file manager.
4) I did a Factory Reset (on my Phone is Settings>Backup & Reset>I unchecked "backup my data" and checked "Erase Internal Storage"
5) After the phone deleted all the stuff which I had, like sms/contacts/apps etc, and finished of rebooting,
I opened Google Chrome which is build in, and downloaded from the cloud previously saved .APK of NoRoot Firewall && Installed && Started
I have NOT LOGGED INTO ANY GOOGLE SERVICES.
6) I have opened the SMS text, and I saw that the Xperia Keyboard is trying to connect to the internet.
7) I did the same steps from 1 to 6, that means a Second Factory Reset, but this time I Opened the Email Client which is build into the phone instead of opening the Text Sms, and gived username and password.
THIS IS HAPPENING ONLY WITH SONY XPERIA BUILD IN KEYBOARD.
WHEN I INSTALLED ANOTHER KEYBOARD FROM THE MARKED IT DIDN'T REQUEST FOR INTERNET ACCES.
MAYBE OTHER SMARTPHONES HAVE KEYBOARD WITH THE SAME BEHAVIOUR.
If you are having free times on your hand and have backed up the contacts & apps, give it a try and reproduce my scenario.
MY PERSONAL CONCLUSION / VIEW IS THAT SONY XPERIA L IS HAVING A BACKDOOR, THE DEFAULT SOFTWARE IS "INFECTED" WITH AD-WARE/SPYWARE AS IT NEEDS INTERNET CONNECTION FOR WRINTING A SIMPLE SMS TEXT MESSAGE ! ! !
I AM HOPING THAT THIS IS A BUG OR ERROR.
i57.tinypic.com/250jalc.png
i57.tinypic.com/v45enc.png
i57.tinypic.com/97pv8x.png
i60.tinypic.com/uyp8o.png
i62.tinypic.com/2iu29g0.png
i58.tinypic.com/2q1bdwk.png
i61.tinypic.com/2ur9wmh.png
i59.tinypic.com/162g06.png
i62.tinypic.com/vy3vwl.png
This was taken From step 1 to 6(sms), the rest are from step 1 to 7(email) but skipped 6 (sms)
i60.tinypic.com/28h09ee.png
i62.tinypic.com/mcdys8.png
i60.tinypic.com/332x8b8.png
As I am new here, and I had not made yet 10 post, I can not emmbed pics in my post or upload print-screens, as
the message board said that text from below so I removed the " http " so for now, just select the text an "open in new tab"
" To prevent spam on the XDA forums, ALL new users prevented from posting outside links in their messages. After approximately 10 posts, you will be able to post outside links. Thank you for understanding!"
If is here someone who know a lawyer which know very good the European Union Communication Laws, please show it to him this thread.
An USA lawyer will be also welcomed.
I feel so betrayed an violated by Sony Mobile as It is confirmed from few moments ago, that the original software of the phone (the software keyboard which is called Xperia Keyboard) is sending information into the internet.
No matter where I type (SMS, EMAIL - username, password, BANK APPLICATION, etc. and what I type (characters, numbers etc.), the Keyboard is connecting to the internet.
Is this legal? Why should I encrypt the phone if it is already having a backdoor, spyware, adware, keylogger, swipelogger installed by the manufacturer?
I did a Factory Reset of the phone and I let the default settings on it.
I did NOT installed any other app just the internet-monitoring app called NoRoot Firewall which was downloaded previously from google play then scanned with virustotal.com site and installed from a direct weblink which I have .
I did NOT configured/altered any other setting.
The phone is NOT ROOTED! Original Sony Software I just buy-ed few weeks ago.
I will attach the prinstcreens in the next post.
Oh, I know that I don't have so many posts here, and "reputation" as I am not a phone developer, and I just buyed this phone, I had no problems with it so far, but it is the real thing, the Sony Xperia Keyboard is "infected" as is sending information over the internet as the words are typed, and I don't find that this is a Normal Thing to happen!
____________________________________________________________________
Edit:
You can try on your own cellphone to see if the keyboard is sending information over the internet.
It seems that my cellphone dose. It is not respecting my privacy and intimity,
is curios about the passwords I type and so on.
I did it in this Scenario:
1) Go to google play store, download NoRoot Firewall made by Grey Shirts.
I personally prefer Mobiwol, as it has feauters like "background data", but in this moment is missing the feauture to "ask" what app can connect. In the future I will use only Mobiwol, but this time for tracking software/debug NoRoot Firewall will be just fine.
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.greyshirts.firewall
2) Extract the .apk of the app, and transfer it to the pc / email / cloud. I used wuala.
3) I scanned the app with virustotal.com to assure that it is passing the antivirus/antimalware test.
In the Official Google Play store I have found malicious software by the way with another ocasions like searching for a simple file manager.
4) I did a Factory Reset (on my Phone is Settings>Backup & Reset>I unchecked "backup my data" and checked "Erase Internal Storage"
5) After the phone deleted all the stuff which I had, like sms/contacts/apps etc, and finished of rebooting,
I opened Google Chrome which is build in, and downloaded from the cloud previously saved .APK of NoRoot Firewall && Installed && Started
I have NOT LOGGED INTO ANY GOOGLE SERVICES.
6) I have opened the SMS text, and I saw that the Xperia Keyboard is trying to connect to the internet.
7) I did the same steps from 1 to 6, that means a Second Factory Reset, but this time I Opened the Email Client which is build into the phone instead of opening the Text Sms, and gived username and password.
THIS IS HAPPENING ONLY WITH SONY XPERIA BUILD IN KEYBOARD.
WHEN I INSTALLED ANOTHER KEYBOARD FROM THE MARKED IT DIDN'T REQUEST FOR INTERNET ACCES.
MAYBE OTHER SMARTPHONES HAVE KEYBOARD WITH THE SAME BEHAVIOUR.
If you are having free times on your hand and have backed up the contacts & apps, give it a try and reproduce my scenario.
MY PERSONAL CONCLUSION / VIEW IS THAT SONY XPERIA L IS HAVING A BACKDOOR, THE DEFAULT SOFTWARE IS "INFECTED" WITH AD-WARE/SPYWARE AS IT NEEDS INTERNET CONNECTION FOR WRINTING A SIMPLE SMS TEXT MESSAGE ! ! !
I AM HOPING THAT THIS IS A BUG OR ERROR.
i57.tinypic.com/250jalc.png
i57.tinypic.com/v45enc.png
i57.tinypic.com/97pv8x.png
i60.tinypic.com/uyp8o.png
i62.tinypic.com/2iu29g0.png
i58.tinypic.com/2q1bdwk.png
i61.tinypic.com/2ur9wmh.png
i59.tinypic.com/162g06.png
i62.tinypic.com/vy3vwl.png
This was taken From step 1 to 6(sms), the rest are from step 1 to 7(email) but skipped 6 (sms)
i60.tinypic.com/28h09ee.png
i62.tinypic.com/mcdys8.png
i60.tinypic.com/332x8b8.png
As I am new here, and I had not made yet 10 post, I can not emmbed pics in my post or upload print-screens, as
the message board said that text from below so I removed the " http " so for now, just select the text an "open in new tab"
" To prevent spam on the XDA forums, ALL new users prevented from posting outside links in their messages. After approximately 10 posts, you will be able to post outside links. Thank you for understanding!"
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