Using Nokia model numbers as terrorist messages

A Washington Post piece from early last year on how mobile tech. is being used by criminals to subvert government surveillance efforts.
“In September 2005, a British court convicted Andrew Rowe, a Jamaican convert to Islam, on terrorism charges after authorities found a secret code book in which he gave double meanings to the brand numbers of Nokia phones. Pretending to be a traveling cellphone salesman, Rowe would use “Nokia 3310″ to refer to money, “Nokia 3410″ to signal potential trouble from the police and “Nokia 3610″ as code for weapons. Rowe received a 15-year prison sentence, even though prosecutors and police said his precise plans remained a mystery.“
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