link. 2. If your phone's dialler pops up and shows a number, your phone isn't affected and there's no need to worry. This is shown below on a Sony Xperia go : However, if your phones dialler pops up and immediately displays a pop up menu with your IMEI number, your phone is vulnerable to this security flaw. This is displayed below on a Samsung Galaxy S III : To fix this security flaw until your carrier or manufacturer issues a patch for the problem, you can download an app called TelStop. You can find it in the Google Play Store here . 1. Install TelStop from the Google Play Store. You should see this screen when you open it. 2. Close the app and now visit this link again through your phone's Web browser. You should now see a prompt that asks if you'd like to complete this action using your stock dialler or TelStop, as shown below: 3. To see the link, select TelStop. You will then receive a warning that this is likely a malicious code, as shown below: From now on, if you click a link on your phone or scan a QR code and you see the above screen, it is likely to be hidden code that could wipe your phone. my phone is the HTC Senssation 4g runiing ice cream sandwich after i downloded the telstop app i did everything the way it was suppose to be done but the phones imei still comes