US2007135094A1PendingUtilityA1
Mobile device controlling method, IC card unauthorized use preventing method, program for changing settings of mobile device, and program for preventing IC card from unauthorized use
Est. expiryMar 1, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
A setting change method in a mobile device for receiving e-mail and program. The method and program determine whether a setting change identification for changing a setting of the mobile device exists in received e-mail and automatically open the e-mail when the setting change identification exists. The method and program also change a setting of a main part of the mobile device, an IC card for communication, and an IC card for settlement in accordance with an instruction in the e-mail.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A setting change method in a mobile device, comprising:
receiving e-mail sent from a mobile communication entrepreneur; determining whether or not a setting change identification for changing a setting of the mobile device exists in received e-mail; automatically opening the e-mail when the setting change identification exists; and changing at least one of settings of a main part of the mobile device, an IC card for communication, and an IC card for settlement in accordance with an instruction in the e-mail.
2 . A program for causing a computer implemented in a mobile device to change a setting of the mobile device, said program comprising:
receiving e-mail sent from a mobile communication entrepreneur; determining whether or not a setting change identification for changing a setting of the mobile device exists in received e-mail; automatically opening the e-mail when the setting change identification exists; and changing at least one of settings of a main part of the mobile device, an IC card for communication, and an IC card for settlement in accordance with an instruction in the e-mail.Cited by (0)
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