Samsung Galaxy S3 can be wiped and hard-reset with a single line of HTML

[GRACIE JIU-JITSU]

  Smartphones are wonderful things. They made cool things like the tel: link useful, allowing us to call numbers directly from websites and emails.

Handset USSD codes are wonderful things. They allow direct comms between service providers and handsets to do stuff like checking account balances, show the handset IMEI or even factory reset the phone!

Of course, the internet being the internet, someone has found out the shortcode to factory reset the Samsung Galaxy S3. This is predictably being pushed around the internet by the virtue of telephone links embedded in hidden frames.


 The USSD code to factory data reset a Galaxy S3 is *2767*3855# can be triggered from browser like this: <frame src="tel:*2767*3855%23" />

 

[BigCyp]

Your mom's vagina cannot be wiped with a single roll of toilet paper

[Army of One]

Your mom's vagina cannot be wiped with a single roll of toilet paper

Even Peter North couldnt cover his Mom's vagina

[the trainer]

  Smartphones are wonderful things. They made cool things like the tel: link useful, allowing us to call numbers directly from websites and emails.

Handset USSD codes are wonderful things. They allow direct comms between service providers and handsets to do stuff like checking account balances, show the handset IMEI or even factory reset the phone!

Of course, the internet being the internet, someone has found out the shortcode to factory reset the Samsung Galaxy S3. This is predictably being pushed around the internet by the virtue of telephone links embedded in hidden frames.


 The USSD code to factory data reset a Galaxy S3 is *2767*3855# can be triggered from browser like this: <frame src="tel:*2767*3855%23" />

 

Your mom is so easy, I asked her what time is it and she said time to fuck

[Irongrip400]

I never understood hackers.  Why would yo uwant to purposely fuck up someones phone and/or computer?  Seriously, it's no different than some pucnk ass kid throwing a brick through a store window.  Oh, wait, it's worse.