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v0rtex2012-12-07 16:20:25
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v0rtex, 2012-12-07 16:20:25

Ciphering is not available constantly appears in the notification bar?

Hello.
There is a device Motorola Droid Razr M. Verizon, but not locked. The following message constantly appears in the notification. Megafon Moscow.
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What is it (apparently, some kind of encryption that is not supported and they tell me about it) and is it possible to turn off this message forever?
There is no answer on w3bsit3-dns.com and xda :(

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mariofag, 2012-12-07
@mariofag

Hmm, is there a pattern to where it appears? It looks like someone has a fake BS nearby.

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v0rtex, 2012-12-07
@v0rtex

I can't understand the pattern. Sometimes you just close it, after 10-15 minutes it appears again.
And sometimes even a few hours can not be.
Appears both in the center (Belorusskaya) and beyond the Moscow Ring Road (Mitino)

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ICEman258, 2012-12-07
@ICEman258

This is normal and is all over Russia. Nokia phones, for example, show an open lock during a call, which means that encryption has been removed. And, for example, droids from Sony and Samsung have never shown this. Why are they turned off? Probably someone important is coming and facilitating the work of the guards.

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v0rtex, 2012-12-07
@v0rtex

I think it's all about the phone. Previously, there were (essentially gray) Nexus One and Xperia P. There was no such thing anywhere. And then, bam - Motorola. From the first inclusion, he is tormented by this message.

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LeoCcoder, 2012-12-07
@LeoCcoder

try with another sim card (http://forums.se-nse.net/topic/26637-ciphering-not-provided-by-operator-insecure-transmission-after-upgrading-to-r8be001/)
and the logs say nothing interesting ?

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zadnica, 2012-12-09
@zadnica

And what do the megafonovtsy themselves say?

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v0rtex, 2012-12-10
@v0rtex

Megafonovtsy erased my message from their forum. And I don’t think it’s appropriate to call a woman on a hotline

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