Temporarily returning to closed beta in preparation for next release

We greatly appreciate everyone's interest in helping beta test Mobile Defense. The response has been overwhelming and we are excited to integrate the feedback from hundreds of thousands of existing beta testers. In order to take Mobile Defense to the next level, we are suspending new beta signups while we go heads-down on the next release. We appreciate everyone's support and patience.

Existing users should not experience any interruptions in service and you can re-install Mobile Defense by visiting http://www.mobiledefense.com/install from your Android phone. Important note, new users attempting to install Mobile Defense will be unable to complete the registration process at this time.

If you would like to be notified via email when we resume accepting new users, please complete this form: https://www.mobiledefense.com/download

Mobile Defense featured on Revision3 App Judgment

One of my biggest concerns dating back to my very first cell phone was what if I lost it or it got stolen? Think of all the data you have in your phone, especially nowadays with smartphones. All your contacts and now your e-mail and other sensitive material. So if you lose your phone, someone could not only use it to make calls but also have access to all your personal data. Mobile Defense is an application, that once installed on your phone, can help you to locate and then lock down your missing or stolen phone. Not only is a handy tool to find a lost cell phone, but the added secruity involved in locking your phone down makes Mobile Defense an ideal solution to protect yourself from theft or loss.

Installing Mobile Defense as a system application

http://support.mobiledefense.com/viewtopic.php?id=569

This tutorial outlines the necessary steps required to install Mobile Defense as a system application. When Mobile Defense is installed as a system application it can auto-enable your location providers (both Wireless and GPS) as needed. This is especially helpful if your device has been lost or stolen, and one or both providers is currently disabled. By following the steps below, you'll also discover that Mobile Defense cannot be uninstalled.

Mobile Defense 1.2.2 released on the Android Market

What's in this release:

  • [BUG FIX] Lights turned on when SMS was received
  • [FEATURE] Increased remote connection timeout to 5mins
  • [BUG FIX] Alert settings were not always pulled down correctly
  • [FEATURE] Added PIN to recovery alert per user feedback
  • [FEATURE] Security token SMS is now auto deleted per user feedback
  • [BUG FIX] CDMA users missing phone data
  • [BUG FIX] Alert was unavailable to Motorola CLIQ users
  • [FEATURE] Improved website usability