vegas007 Posted September 22, 2010 Report Share Posted September 22, 2010 hi, I have 2 questions : - does the software works on iphone 3G (not 3GS) upgrade with firmware 4.0.1 ? - is it possible to set the software on the phone for use internet connection with wifi only ? (not with GPRS connection, because of the cost..) Thanks for the answers ! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Christian Posted September 22, 2010 Report Share Posted September 22, 2010 hi, I have 2 questions : - does the software works on iphone 3G (not 3GS) upgrade with firmware 4.0.1 ? - is it possible to set the software on the phone for use internet connection with wifi only ? (not with GPRS connection, because of the cost..) Thanks for the answers ! Please note that we cannot currently support any iPhone running IOS version 4.x.x. If its possible for you to downgrade the phone to anything prior to 4.0, then you may be able to jailbreak it and then install FlexiSPY. But 4.x iPhones are not supported, even if they have been jailbroken. If the phone is not running a 4.x version of IOS, you can install FlexiSPY as long as its already jailbroken. Most people find the "Spirit" tool the easiest to use for jailbreaking, at http://spiritjb.com/. As for WiFi or GPRS, you can't directly turn off GPRS reporting, but there is a solution. By default the connections will always use WiFi when available, but will use GPRS whenever there is no WiFi Internet connection. You can set your own reporting schedule to control how often it uses the connection, but you can also set the program to only report on demand, when a special SMS command is sent. So what you could do is set it to report on demand only, and then send the command to make the connection only when you know there is a WiFi Internet connection available. This could be when the Target comes home and there is WiFi in the house, or any other time you suspect the Target is at a WiFi hot-spot such as Internet Cafe or etc. If you control when the connection is being made, at least the amount of GPRS traffic should be kept to a minimum this way. Just make sure that WiFi is turned on and actively used on the device, or it will still use the GPRS connection whenever the regular reporting schedule or the on demand function is used. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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