Flexilis Mobile Security

what a mess that was....

so would you recomened this app? Y or N

from the experience that i just had it would be a NO
but others seem to have it working fine so they might think otherwise

It doesnt serve a purpuse for me. Never heard of a virus, i never back up anything, just keep my pim.vol and any import. stuff saved to my disk.
Who is going to try to hack into my phone.

I think one clear purpose for more concerned WM users is peace of mind..

frankly.. for me personally it's not something I see myself using.

potQ9c

I agree i probably won't use it really...But i enjoy trying it out. If it wasn't a free app, i wouldn't purchase it.

diddo all the above. In my mind, my PIM is now out in LaLa land, If someone wants to hack where ever it is, they will. That isnt peace of mind.

well there's always sprite...
I need to research these security "events" that it's blocking, could it be dashwire or my exchange account, or maybe windows live?

when you figure that out let me know. i had a bunch and some red ones.

You can go to the Flexilis website.....

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You can go to the Flexilis website and veiw your account. It only stores "stuff" in the phone memory...not from "card". It is kind of interesting but I do regular Sprite backups so......But I will help them test it and supply feed back. Already have sent several questions. It really did act screwy after the install and the first scan when I turned it back on. It is acting normally now though.

I never watched it scan the entire phone fo a virus. it starts of on the card. does it do the main memory also.

yes it does...

Thanks,

I had 29 firewall blocks. Whats it blocking?

what ports ?

there's a whole slew of 'em 5900, 3333, 3325, 3306, 25, 10000 and so on

1297 1293 1253 12251 2260 1236 1220 23 1216

i go up everytime a check for mail.

hmz... not in the port list :]

http://www.iss.net/security_center/advice/Exploits/Ports/

when you click on each line, it opens a small explanation, it also gives you another port.
1353 is 80
1293 is 443
those are on the list

oooooooooooh, been a while since i "used" the list (stems back to my modem/ADSL support days :}