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**dep** · 3rd-April-2008, 03:45 PM

Mobile phones have a permanent id number that can be used to lock it off, if it gets stolen.
Unfortunately some providers will not use it for it's customers benefit.

Could be applied to any device that accesses the web. Would Freeview be able to shut down a stolen TV/DVB tuner?

But, how could that be applied to dedicated cameras? In the pic chip data that's handed over to the digital processors?

3rd-April-2008, 03:45 PM	#5 (permalink)
dep Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Scottish Borders Posts: 1,193 Status: No Status Rep Power: 1 Rep.: 51	Re: This is/was mine ... Mobile phones have a permanent id number that can be used to lock it off, if it gets stolen. Unfortunately some providers will not use it for it's customers benefit. Could be applied to any device that accesses the web. Would Freeview be able to shut down a stolen TV/DVB tuner? But, how could that be applied to dedicated cameras? In the pic chip data that's handed over to the digital processors? Last edited by dep; 3rd-April-2008 at 03:51 PM.