Sony launches My Xperia remote security service

Sony has recently launched its new remote security service for Xperia smartphones called ‘My Xperia‘.

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In essence, My Xperia is similar to Apple’s ‘Find my iPhone’ service which helps you track your lost or stolen smartphone. With My Xperia, you just have to sign in on myxperia.sonymobile.com with the Google account you use on your Xperia and it will automatically link your smartphone to the My Xperia service. From there you can do the following:

  • Locate your smartphone on a map
  • Sound an alert to get someone’s attention – it’ll also override silent mode and wake the display
  • Lock the phone to keep info private, and ping a message with contact details
  • Erase both internal and external SD card info / data if required

My Xperia is currently in a “phased rollout” in Nordic countries on select 2012 Xperia smartphones running ICS. Global release will be Q2.

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This article was written by Louie Diangson, Managing Editor of YugaTech. You can follow him at @John_Louie.

5 Responses

  1. Avatar for double piano benches double piano benches says:

    I really like your blog.. very nice colors & theme. Did you design this website yourself or did you hire someone to do it for you?
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  2. Avatar for Ron Ron says:

    This looks like it will come out-of-box when out of beta. Cerberus-esque. A lot better than Find my iPhone which you have to install from the store.

    • Avatar for Nope Nope says:

      Nope, this is not any better than Find My iPhone, which is built-in on iOS since iOS 5. And lasty, this is not even Cerberus-esque since it offers a whole lot more than this.

  3. Avatar for Justin Justin says:

    … and this service has been introduced by HTC and Samsung to their consumers since last 2011. Sheesh!

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