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Hi guys. I'm using ICQ 2000b and I configured it so that users will need my authorisation in order to add me to their contact list. However, someone whom I don't know added me to his/her ICQ list lately. How could he/she had done this? What can I do to somehow remove me from his/her contact list? Help needed. Thank you
Xiao Bian
I'm afraid there isn't much you can do. I would suggest adding them to your Invisible list, so that you always look offline to them, and to your ignore list so that you never get their messages, if they're really bugging you.
As for adding you without your auth, can't do much about that either, it's just that ICQ works in such a way that it is easy to get around authorization-requirements.
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Originally posted by xiao_bian
Hi guys. I'm using ICQ 2000b and I configured it so that users will need my authorisation in order to add me to their contact list. However, someone whom I don't know added me to his/her ICQ list lately. How could he/she had done this? What can I do to somehow remove me from his/her contact list? Help needed. Thank you
Xiao Bian
There is no crack availabe for ICQ 2000b request authantiation , so no one can add u without ur authourization,
Most probably one can send msg. to a user with his/her request she/he may have just messaged u , so the name is being showed to u or it may b a pager msg.
onething for sure u cann't auth. to ur list with authorizing request if its enable.
try mine 57071565
You can get a script kidde prog that will add users without their authorisation. I've often seen the progs but never thought they'd be of use to anyone but there you go...Don't believe me? Search google with the terms "icq hacker flood" or something similar...
There is no such program that work with ICQ 2000bQuote:
Originally posted by Conf1rm3d_K1ll
You can get a script kidde prog that will add users without their authorisation. I've often seen the progs but never thought they'd be of use to anyone but there you go...Don't believe me? Search google with the terms "icq hacker flood" or something similar...
I just added you to my 2000b version! Have a nice day!
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Originally posted by Terr
I just added you to my 2000b version! Have a nice day!
well u have added me but now u cann't msg me, im online right now u can check that by adding me from another ICQ number
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he probably heas that crack for icq nothing big deal but sometime its stupid when someone do it like that
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He probably had a crack that allows him to do that. I ran it at one time. In fact, I probably still have it somewhere.....
Anyway, there's not much you can do about it except to add him to your invisible list. You will still be on his contact list, but you will always look offline to him. If he ever sends you a message again, you can add him to your ignore list, so you won't have to put up with him. Once again, you will still be on his contact list, but he will always see you as offline, and he will never be able to reach you.
The "Authorization request" is purely something written into the software (the ICQ servers don't require that the authorization requests be adhered to). There were cracks to do this on older versions and if there aren't for the current version, there could be.
The other possibility is that if you have another program that can emulate the real ICQ program (like LICQ for Linux), by default some just never request authorization. No matter what you will be added to their list.
So basically, don't count on the contact list to prevent people from talking to you. Like was said on the first post, just add them to your invisible or ignore lists.
Sorry, but I use LICQ on linux and I can add anyone I want. You may not be able to with ICQ's clients, but you can with third party clients that don't care about the authorization procedures. :) Have a nice day.Quote:
There is no crack available for ICQ 2000b request authantiation , so no one can add u without ur authourization,
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Originally posted by stflook
He probably had a crack that allows him to do that. I ran it at one time. In fact, I probably still have it somewhere.....
Anyway, there's not much you can do about it except to add him to your invisible list. You will still be on his contact list, but you will always look offline to him. If he ever sends you a message again, you can add him to your ignore list, so you won't have to put up with him. Once again, you will still be on his contact list, but he will always see you as offline, and he will never be able to reach you.
Are you talking about me, or the guy who Xiao-Bian had a problem with? Just to 'clerify' something, KaKoKool, I'm not trying to harass you, I'm just proving that YES it *IS* possible... As for always seeing people offline, there are some things out there to let you see 'invisible' people.
So you added me to your ignore list... How amazingly technical! I think I can find a way to get around that, perhaps... Should I bother trying, or are you going to throw down the gauntlet at that too, as well as saying that I couldn't *possibly* add you without permission?
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Originally posted by Terr
Are you talking about me, or the guy who Xiao-Bian had a problem with? Just to 'clerify' something, KaKoKool, I'm not trying to harass you, I'm just proving that YES it *IS* possible... As for always seeing people offline, there are some things out there to let you see 'invisible' people.
So you added me to your ignore list... How amazingly technical! I think I can find a way to get around that, perhaps... Should I bother trying, or are you going to throw down the gauntlet at that too, as well as saying that I couldn't *possibly* add you without permission?
Terr thats what I was saying that no one can add u on icq without ur permision . and there is no crack available for ICQ 2000B
I added you onto my list three times... without your permission each time, and I DO HAVE 2000b. Didn't I prove it to you?Quote:
Originally posted by KaKoKoOl
Terr thats what I was saying that no one can add u on icq without ur permision . and there is no crack available for ICQ 2000B
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Originally posted by Terr
I added you onto my list three times... without your permission each time, and I DO HAVE 2000b. Didn't I prove it to you?
It happen because i allowed u first time.
No, you didn't. You *did* send *me* a request for authorization, however, but I never had to wait for your authorization. I then deleted you from my list and address book, and re-added you... twice. I already proved it, but you won't admit it, so why bother?
I guess I'll stick with my assertion:
"It is possible to be added to someone's list without your authorization, even on the newest ICQ clients, by using the correct third-party programs."
And no, I didn't use a patch to the program. That's all, I'm quitting this thread.