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--[[User:elena_r|elena_r]] 10:19, 28 October 2009 (UTC):I will answer based on the example given above. After switching to the DRM-free mode, you should be able to use your application, access your pictures, contacts and so on (of course, if you didn't reflash the whole rootfs (in this case, you will probably need to reinstall the application), or if the application doesn't use the protected storage to encrypt, for example,  the images(in this case, it won't be able to decrypt it)). The other way round is a bit more specific. As I answered above, in order to return to the "normal mode" (or "DRM mode"), one need to return all components to their initial state. The simplest way to do it is to reflash the whole Nokia signed SW image (kernel, rootfs, and so on) back, but in this case, the data on the rootfs is lost (and your application needs to be installed again). I can't say now that will be the final way to move back to the "normal mode", because this is still work in progress.
--[[User:elena_r|elena_r]] 10:19, 28 October 2009 (UTC):I will answer based on the example given above. After switching to the DRM-free mode, you should be able to use your application, access your pictures, contacts and so on (of course, if you didn't reflash the whole rootfs (in this case, you will probably need to reinstall the application), or if the application doesn't use the protected storage to encrypt, for example,  the images(in this case, it won't be able to decrypt it)). The other way round is a bit more specific. As I answered above, in order to return to the "normal mode" (or "DRM mode"), one need to return all components to their initial state. The simplest way to do it is to reflash the whole Nokia signed SW image (kernel, rootfs, and so on) back, but in this case, the data on the rootfs is lost (and your application needs to be installed again). I can't say now that will be the final way to move back to the "normal mode", because this is still work in progress.
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[[User:keesj|keesj]] Not having contact data protected sounds like a failure to provide useful  security features so I expect the contact data to be protected. If this is the case it should not be possible to view/edit the contact in open mode.
 
===What is open mode good for at all?===
===What is open mode good for at all?===

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