יהוה_saves
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how cool!
Attention iphone users/smart phone users!
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BagdadBill
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They are about 100 dollars. Easy to use. He doesn’t have every caliber but most of them. Practice inside.
Jahrule
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Honestly, I see where you are coming from. But the way I see it, I just let them track me. They're going to find me regardless. Especially when the bottom falls out of this world. By the time the 8th king emerges they will already know everything about us. Let them come for me. I don't care. If I throw away my phone and go off the grid entirely, they will still find a reason to come get me. If it ain't one thing it will be another. In fact, the more off the grid you are the more it will make you stand out. I practice security through obscurity. That and I plant false information about myself all over the internet so they won't know what's true and what isn't. Am I really afraid of pirates or did I make that up? I take a few precautions. But even as much as I do that, I don't really care. I just do some of it to mess with them. They mess with us, why not?
kirmmy
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why is that? i don’t know much about the technology. I have a lot to learn about this.
here is a DYI instructional for a Faraday cage blocking pouch:
Here's how to make a signal-blocking cell phone pouch, like the ones protesters are using at the RNC
"It’s like using long passwords. It's one of those things where we should be doing it, but we never get around to it."qz.com
Turning off your iPhone won't stop NSA bugs, but this will
Edward Snowden’s latest revelation about the NSA’s snooping inspired an extra dose of shock and disbelief when he said the agency’s hackers can use a mobile phone as a bug even after it’s been turned off
To back up the above articale, when I had a Blackberry many years ago for work you could schedule it to turn itself on at a certain hour. To me that means it's really never off.
SusanB
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Yes, they still can trace you with it off. You would have to remove the battery and you cannot do that with an iPhone.Turning off your iPhone won't stop NSA bugs, but this will
Edward Snowden’s latest revelation about the NSA’s snooping inspired an extra dose of shock and disbelief when he said the agency’s hackers can use a mobile phone as a bug even after it’s been turned offwww.wired.co.uk
To back up the above articale, when I had a Blackberry many years ago for work you could schedule it to turn itself on at a certain hour. To me that means it's really never off.
BagdadBill
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You make a valid point. They've got satellites and infrared. You can run but you can't hide. Plus, they've got Satan who I'm sure can drop a dime somehow.
יהוה_saves
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and i honestly see where you are coming from too- we learned from Edward Snowden that the NSA tracks every keystroke we make, but i’d rather not be rounded up and forced into a death camp under the pretext of some easily curable viral infection that i don’t have. I’d like to keep my albiet limited freedom from these ghouls as long as possible- but you’re right- when they come for us they come for us and we are basically powerless to stop them.