Modify Call Logs at Nokia E65

Question

Hello,
I have a Nokia E65 and I would like to find a way to modify my log, erasing only a specific recived/called number from the list, without deleting the entire list. Do you think that would be possible?
The ideea is that my wife can check everything I do with my cell phone and this is frustrating. On the other hand, if I erase the entire log list she will be suspiciouse, so please, I need help!

Answer 1

Well, ghandalf. Quite a pickle indeed.
Since you would rather not delete all the call/data entries made or received on your phone on the Communications log as that will cause suspicion, the only other alternative that I can think of is to not make contact with phone numbers that will cause suspicion.
That or buy a new phone, or find an excuse to buy a series 40 Nokia phone instead.
As to why, I suspect that when the developers were working on the OS, they did not take into consideration that there may be individual users who may want to use their phones for....questionable activities in which tracks would need to be covered. What a shame. 
@ thundertiger: ghandalf is referring to the Communications log which lists all incoming/outgoing calls and packet data usages. You can delete single entries in the Missed/Received Calls and Dialled Numbers, but if you scroll to the right in Log, you will see a "Log" section that lists everything. That will not allow the deletion of single entries. All or nothing.
I doubt getting a second prepaid card will work if he's using the same phone. The logs are stored in the phone memory and will not erase the previous data/call details when the SIM is changed. If I'm wrong, do let me know, as I have no reason to swap SIMs constantly and cannot confirm this.
thundertiger has a point as well, ghandalf. If you have a detailed bill summary plan on your phone contract, it will list the numbers for all calls made.
Bottom line:
Your options are only:
1. Buy a non-symbian phone (i.e. series 40 would be good)
2. Delete all your communication entries
3. Don't make contact with suspicious numbers.
4. Get a second phone.
Since you already stated 1 and 2 aren't an option, that only leaves option 3 and 4.
Message Edited by pamdemonium on 17-Feb-2009 11:03 AM
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