2012-02-15 16:24
Tried to uninstall F-Secure frm N8 (Belle) - seems it is impossible! Nokia please remove this restriction. It is "not nice" to promote any apps so forcibly to users..... Even MS does not do that at such extend...
2012-02-15 17:02
Hello SR_N8,i was able to uninstall it from my C7.did you find it in the installed apps menu?in my phone was installed with this name:"Mobile security"(don't know for sure)not as "F-Scure".check the version of "mobile security" and you will see that is the same version that is registered if you open and check F-Secure version.
2012-02-15 17:11
2012-02-15 17:15
2012-02-15 17:23
SR_N8 wrote:
Hi Loureiro!
I found "Mobile Security" in the installed apps, details hsow that it is a F-Secure Version 6.60(16462) but it can't be uninstalled still. Tried several times but always ends with "Removal failed" message... I'm sure most people don't like then they are forced to use something forcibly... I have nothing against F-Secure but never used it and find no need to start using it now. Even if it would be the best or last app available in universe I would have deleted immediately if forced to use it in such way... IMHO Nokia and F-Secure marketing guys should do they home work and study some psychology before promoting in such unpleasant way....
I agree whith you.I perform a hard reset to my phone after install Belle and reinstalled it again,don't know if it's related...
2012-02-15 17:40
2012-02-15 18:34
2012-02-16 9:37
The above solution is valid. I did the same and successfully removed f-secure from my phone.
2012-02-17 16:33
Hallo all!
I wwiped data, reinstalled Belle, did not open F-Secure but immediately Long Pressed and Removed. It removed immediately. Seems I must have done something wrong frm beginning ... Sorry and thanks for replies!
2012-02-17 19:01 - edited 2012-02-17 19:01
SR_N8 wrote:Hallo all!
I wwiped data, reinstalled Belle, did not open F-Secure but immediately Long Pressed and Removed. It removed immediately. Seems I must have done something wrong frm beginning ... Sorry and thanks for replies!
Glad to know! ![]()
2012-03-04 5:49
2012-03-04 10:05
Please make sure that you all use some form of antivirus software on your phone. The amount of mobile virus around these days are huge. Infact in december 2011, there were more virus's found for mobile phones in that 1 month that there were in the period from 2004 -2010.
Below is a table from a well known antivirus company in a report they made in Jan 2012.
If you want more infomation about these results try here http://www.kaspersky.com/about/news/virus/2012/The
Oh I am not trying to sell you anything just trying to highlight the fact that we all need antivirus software on our phones to protect ourselves.
| Platform | Modifications | Families |
| Android | 4139 | 126 |
| J2ME | 1682 | 63 |
| Symbian | 435 | 111 |
| Windows Mobile | 81 | 23 |
| Others | 19 | 8 |
2012-03-04 10:33
Personally I always felt my E6 ran better once I had removed F-Secure.
The first line of defence against malware is you. The biggest risk from malware comes from unsafe usage habits.
Few people are ever totally passive victims of malware, especially on mobile devices, you have to allow it onto your device, then allow it to run.
On Symbian devices malware typically arrives in bogus .SIS files which you obviously have to open and run before they can do anything. So think about the origin and credibility of the files you download and attempt to install on your device.
2012-03-04 10:49 - edited 2012-03-04 10:50
twozero3 wrote:Personally I always felt my E6 ran better once I had removed F-Secure.
The first line of defence against malware is you. The biggest risk from malware comes from unsafe usage habits.
Few people are ever totally passive victims of malware, especially on mobile devices, you have to allow it onto your device, then allow it to run.
On Symbian devices malware typically arrives in bogus .SIS files which you obviously have to open and run before they can do anything. So think about the origin and credibility of the files you download and attempt to install on your device.
whilst you are right about being passive victims, these days though things have changed. If you read the article from the link and from experience of i what see happen to customers in australia. The virus's are coming in through backdoors and sms. in the case of the zitmo (zues virus's variant), are arrive becuase of things they get on their PC's. The virus find the mobile number thru various means and send a virus to the phone in the form of an sms. The sms looks harmless however in the background it deleting messages, sending messages and making calls and other things. all with out the users knowledge. more importantly though the virus forwards messages from banks etc so that someones else can gain access to the infected parties internet banking, again all with out the users knowledge. This one virusis a multi-platform virus, that is it affects symbian, andriod, windows phone, and blackberry all in the one virus.
Its simple we all need anti virus software no matter what brand the A/V software is, otherwise you will loose your identity at some stage in the future, these virus's are getting more and more smarter every day.
2012-03-06 7:37
2012-05-14 20:13
First of all i dont like belle and today i got a website which alowing us to remove nokia belle permantly u need to go to To remove nokia belle www.removenokiabelle.blogspot.com
2012-07-03 9:25
2012-08-29 22:13
help please ..
i have downloaded the new software nokia belle but the problem is that it dosent have arabic language i am so annoyed
2013-02-09 23:30
I also had the same problem for my Nokia N8 ( Belle ) , but now I have removed it by following these 3 steps :
step 1 > Download f secure trial version from this website :http://www.f-secure.com/en/web/home_global/mobile-
Note : click the "Try F-Secure Mobile Security free for 30 days." button in the page , and then follow the steps ...
step 2 > Install it into your phone
step 3 > Now simply uninstall it ....
I hope it will work ....
2013-03-22 13:40