Bluetooth security stop

Can anyone help?
My n70 won't allow me to transfer via bluetooth, ringtones from the device to another handset, even though I have been sending the same ones to handsets from my se K750i.
I'm getting an error that says "unable to send protected objects" even though they were not protected on my k750i....is this a nokia thing.
**bleep** politics eh!!!

I tend to use a program called FExplorer which is a file manager program and rarely experience the 'protected content' error message when sending MP3 files. FExplorer is available from www.gosymbian.com and I think is on version 1.15
Be careful when using it though as it gives full access to all the phone's drives so if you accidentally delete a system file you could end up trashing the handset.
Hope that helps, I do remember once seeing the protected content message but that was ages ago when I first got the phone and I haven't seen it since. Infact now that I remember, I think I was trying to forward a Sony Ericsson ringtone from my phone to a Nokia 9500 when I saw this message. Maybe Nokia handsets don't like spreading SE copyrighted material.
I'm also on V2.0537.1.7 firmware so I don't think that's the problem. Maybe it's a Vodafone trait?
S.
History: Motorola MR30, Nokia: 7110, 7650, N70, N80, N82, X6 (32GB), Samsung Galaxy SII
Current: Samsung Galaxy Note3 Black

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