If iphone gets stolen

[Xyraxel]

Hello

I have a mobileme subscription and have it synced with my iphone.
here is a scenario if my iphone gets stolen, is it a way I could stop mobileme syncing with it ?
and lets say the guy adds a few contacts to my phone which will sync with mobileme and end up on my mac, is there a way I could stop that from hapening without keeping a passcode
cheers n merry xmas to ya all

 

[ZiggyPastorius]

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Hello

I have a mobileme subscription and have it synced with my iphone.
here is a scenario if my iphone gets stolen, is it a way I could stop mobileme syncing with it ?
and lets say the guy adds a few contacts to my phone which will sync with mobileme and end up on my mac, is there a way I could stop that from hapening without keeping a passcode
cheers n merry xmas to ya all

MobileMe should verify before syncing several new contacts, and if it gets stolen, you should probably call AT&T and have it disconnected ASAP. not sure if that helps. Try checking your settings in MobileMe, too. There should be some sort of device option.

 

[ppc750fx]

If your phone gets stolen, report it.

Report it to AT&T -- they'll mark the IMEI as stolen. Sure, the thief can change this (if it's a 2G), but it's an easy way to make the thief's life harder.

Oh, stopping it from syncing is easy: change the account password.

 

[tylertech]

If they do enter new contacts, just wait for them to enter something like 'Home', track down the address and call the police