>tfw this is the closest you'll get to a phone that isn't tracking your every move, recording every sentence, or watching every movement
Tfw this is the closest you'll get to a phone that isn't tracking your every move, recording every sentence...
Andrew Nguyen
Luis Evans
>this is what tech illiterates actually believe
JUST TAKE OUT THE SIM CARD NIGGA
Landon Jones
If it has a radio and connects to a tower, it's tracking you
Jonathan Sanchez
>implying that the glowing individuals can't track you without a SIM card inserted
Isaiah Foster
>raspi requires nonfree binary bloobs to even boot
I'm going to do this but with an EOMA-68.
William Martin
>botnet free phones dont exi-
osmocom.org
Aiden Sullivan
Yup just ignore all the radio antennas , try harder shill.
Nathan Morales
>implying they cant blast you with energy so you light up like a beacon
Going off the grid won't save you
Easton Cox
>implying they don't have a machine that can send xrays through the earth to visualise absolutely anywhere on earth
Ian Nelson
phones literally always track you by tower triangulation, it's how networks avoid spewing everyone's calls over every tower all the time
Ryan Fisher
You realize you can still be tracked accurately via triangulation, right?
Jose Howard
If you wanted to be clever about it, you can switch IMEIs between towers, making triangulation near impossible.
Colton Bailey
As multiple anons have helpfully pointed out, anything that connects to a cell tower is easily traceable. If you actually give a shit about surveillance, you should avoid letting calls get traced to the phone you're using to make them. VoIP over Tor is probably the best idea at the moment.
Brayden Evans
I'd use it if I could make it a SAT phone, for the sole purpose of contacting people on camping trips off the grid.
Andrew Rodriguez
>glows in the dark
Michael Nelson
Are we at the point where the only way to not be tracked is to not have a phone?
Joseph Wilson
The safest way for swatting.
Aaron Green
>xrays through the earth
Dylan King
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Thomas Mitchell
Phone tower tracking is okay with me. I just hate all the tracking garbage that is on the phone.
Lincoln Brown
Hudson Davis
>$600 for a privacy/security phone
No thanks, I'd rather be tracked.
Blake Sanchez
Oh no, that point was more than a decade ago now.
Now they can just surveil you through other people"s phones, the internet of things, near by children"s toys, etc.
Jordan Watson
Just fucking leave your phone at home when you don't really need it with you. 20 years ago even the most developed societies functioned without everyone permanently carrying a phone.
Nathan Scott
The phone still communicates with towers without a SIM card. The SIM card is just for authentication.
Noah Moore
but that was 20 years ago
Leo Robinson
there's nothing wrong with botnets tho
Jason Collins
>cant into IMEI
Hudson Peterson
>The SIM card is just for authentication
Can't towers also see your IMEI number? And so in a scenario where you take out the SIM, they already know your IMEI and from that they can basically track you?
Is removing the battery truly a safe bet?
Logan Price
>having a phone
Michael Russell
It's not a bad idea, but what will I do between classes and shit?
Isaac Moore
Okay so if I need a phone everyday is there a Jow Forums approved phone that I can hardware hack to remove the majority of tracking. I'm trying to find a good balance here.
Adrian White
>read book
>write a book
>masturbate
>talk with other people
>watch sports
>drink coffee
>study
Oliver Evans
>>read book
ok
>>write a book
no
>>masturbate
>implying I don't already do this
>>talk with other people
kek
>>watch sports
cuck
>>drink coffee
sometimes I do
>>study
in fucking class?
Thomas Garcia
DO DRUGS!
Zachary Murphy
>emergency calls only
>blocks your path to freedom
Angel Baker
Holy shit, I just remembered that in the EU, an onboard crash notifier (that uses cell towers) is now mandatory on all new cars. What it does is if the airbags go off (e.g. crash) it automatically sends a message to 112 (911 equivalent) with your position and shit, so they can send you an ambulance faster.
This is what they tell you. In reality, now anywhere you go you'll be tracked.
Xavier Hill
Charles Collins
Surely you can distance yourself from those objects in your own home.
Aaron Rogers
>fantasy land
I want privacy!
>reality hits
I have to PAY for privacy?! Why the hell did I want privacy?
Noah Cox
That's eCall
en.wikipedia.org
>as well as Galileo coordinates
can't be seen using the GPS system, its not european enough