Not sure if this can help, but the last time I had such a virus on my phone (many years back), there's a simple solution (but not sure if it works now). Basically take the SIM card out of the virus-infected phone, insert a different one (borrow from anyone), on it, off it, and switch back to your own SIM card.
It *should* go back to normal without the extra header. Don't worry, whosever SIM card you're using won't get infected, that's a certainty.
Though I must say you're quite hardcore to track down all the data that is sent. Quite impressive.
Am doing something related to SMS in work, so am able to remember the data packet structure now, not that I am so hardcore to track down the error by itself.
So is it really an error??!? I FINALLY sent it down to the Service Center and they say they've got many similar complains to the model, and that they'll upgrade the firmware and see if the prob still exists.
If it still exists, I'll try to use your method. =)
icic... I just realized it's a Siemens phone, so maybe the firmware upgrade might get rid of the problem. In any case you can use my method too after the firmware upgrade and see how it goes.
Times like these you wish all mobile phone OS have some form of standardization liks PCs - even if there are 3 choices of Windows, Linux and Mac.
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