On Dec 14, 2006, at 06:14, Ramon Kolb wrote:

> Joseph,
>
> I don't think I'd agree with you. I think it's more than reasonable  
> to want
> to boot up an unidentified and unclaimed mobile phone that you find  
> in your
> office place, for several reasons:
> - I'd like to know who left it there. It was probably not a  
> colleague, (s)he
> would have claimed it
> - Many corporate places, including legal offices, are buzzing with
> confidential and proprietary information. Another reason I'd like  
> to know
> who it was that left their cellphone in the spot
> - You are quite naive if you think that this is "tin foil hat"  
> stuff. I've
> worked for several, quite competitive mobile phone software  
> companies over
> the last 10 years. Protection of proprietary information is  
> difficult, and
> the competition is continuously "fishing" for information. In previous
> positions, I have even seen engineers / managers of competitors  
> apply for
> jobs with fake names and resumes, just to find out what is going  
> on. I'm not
> paranoid of nature, but this stuff happens occasionally!
> - I understand that this is a T-Mobile focused forum, but still-  
> this is one
> of the more interesting threads lately...
>
> Mary-- just wondering: did you identify the owner of the device? I  
> hope it
> turned out to be the copier repairperson's phone...

This should have been nipped in the bud when it was first on this  
list.  Doesn't have a thing to do with T-Mobile.  No more of this  
topic will be approved.



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