A GSM equipped device can be tracked down. The N810 doesn't have a GSM unit AFAIK. The only way you could identify it is when it logs on to a wifi network with the MAC you noted. But that wifi can be anywhere and there's literally no way to monitor if a device with a certain MAC address is logged on to some random access point on some private network. So I don't see any way to track it down. What could have been done in advance would be installing some kind of cronjob or demon that would try to "call home" (ie publish information about its location/state on a server you grant it access to). Make sure to change all your passwords that might have been stored on the device. And if you have *really* sensitive information stored on it, you did something wrong anyways. Try making it less relevant... But usually the first thing that happens with stolen mobiles is they get flashed, for resell. -- Philipp Haselwarter _______________________________________________ maemo-users mailing list maemo-users@xxxxxxxxx https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-users
