Pics taken with mobile phone displayed on neighbour's TV

Bluetooth nonsense

By Adamson Rust

Fri Oct 03 2003, 14:07

A REPORT SAID that people suddenly started seeing pictures on a neighbour's mobile phone just when they were sitting down to enjoy watching the president of Finland.

According to English language Helsingen Sanomat, the TV picture suddenly changed from showing the politico to show a pic of next door neighbour Pauliina Lunna.

So they switched off their telly just in case the pictures got too exciting for them to bear and went next door to alert the neighbours.

According to the report, the neighbour's son was trying to see how the pics with the phone would look like on TV, kitted out with Bluetooth.

The problem, apparently, occurred because a default password on the neighbours' TVs hadn't been changed.

All good innocent fun. Here. µ

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