I gave anti-Theft a try (I uninstalled the AV part)
My device is a rooted Motorola MB525 Defy.
I installed in stealth/rooted mode and hid the app with my digit code. Very cool, dialling the code to get the interface to pop up!
Anyway, I set the remote control SMS contacts thing to two of my friends, but didn’t tick the “only allow friends commands”
I decided to give it a test, and sent an SMS to myself with 9999 REBOOT. I got a message back saying “Command not supported, Battery 69%”
Fair enough, though I thought maybe it should work, being rooted and not having the “only allow friends commands” ticked.
I added my own number to the friends list and tried again. To be honest, I don’t remember for sure if it still said “command not supported” that time around!
After that I tried the 9999 LOCATE command, and sure enough, the GPS turns on and I start getting sporadic SMS with google map links! Yay! So then I sent 9999 FOUND and got “Command not supported, Battery 68%”
Uh oh!
The texts just kept on coming as accuracy improved, and coming and coming!
So I went back into the app menu and turned off anti-Theft. I’m not sure whether that stopped it, but I did get a few more location link messages before getting a final message, saying something like “location complete”
So my question is, how come the FOUND command didn’t work for me?