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No. But then I dont suppose theres much to infect on an old K800i :)

 

The article is obviously alarmist, and by doing things such as not having bluetooth permanently switched on, and not opening messages from strange numbers/names you're going to be fairly safe IMO.

 

Though Im still glad I havent got a minature computer in my pocket to worry about. Well I have, but Im glad its not very advanced :)

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I have a couple of friends who had issues with a worm that affected symbian devices but that's about it. I think it's coming once phones become an all in one phone credit card and it's worth the bad guys time.

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