Check your speedSAVESAVE - Privacy and Theft Protection for your mobile phoneIf your phone is lost or left unattended, your personal data in the form of videos, pictures, SMS messages, contacts are all left open for abuse and misuse. Apart from having your privacy compromised, the perpetrator can remove your SIM card and start using your mobile phone as own. Save protects the privacy of your videos, pictures, SMS and contacts on your mobile phone. It enables your mobile phone to silently send Theft Alert SMS to a trusted group (your friends and family) revealing the perpetrator's phone number and the location of your stolen phone. In daily use, Save enables real-time locking of incoming and sent SMS (text msgs). The experience of sending and receiving SMS does not change. Message LocksTheft AlertsSAVE Feature set:Protect your SMS messages Respect your privacy. Your text messages are meant to be read only by you With save, message cannot be simply clicked and opened by anyone who gets hold of your phone All sent as well as received SMS get stored password protected and encrypted in the phone Password is asked on click and if entered correctly, the decrypted SMS is shown. No longer worry about somebody reading your private SMS messages if your phone is left unattended or misplaced Find out who is using your lost phone Often stolen mobile phones are used by the perpetrator by changing to a new SIM card save silently detects an unauthorized change of SIM card and sends SMS to your trusted group of people revealing the mobile phone number of the perpetrator Save will send the information about location of your stolen phoneSafeguard your pictures, videos, contacts Precious moments captured on your phone are personal. Be assured they are not abused in public If an unauthorized and unexpected change of SIM card is detected, save will erase the stored videos from the mobile phone. No longer worry about your personal videos captured on mobile phone causing public embarrassmentSave (Non Nokia Phones)
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