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Part B of geopublichealth100@'s avatar

Phone based Faraday bags in the meantime. Repeat after me!

Sigh....

Guy Fhawkes's avatar

AND in principle for a FARADY-Bag to be functional,... it should be 'grounded' to earth. ( via a tether )

Part B of geopublichealth100@'s avatar

Interesting. Let me look into this aspect.

Moebius Infinity's avatar

Ditch your simcard

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Removing your SIM card doessignificantly reduce tracking capabilities, but it doesn’t eliminate them entirely. Your phone can still be tracked through other methods like Wi-Fi triangulation and IP address tracking.

A very good faraday bag is worth it.

https://www.mikegravel.org/will-removing-sim-card-stop-tracking/.

Moebius Infinity's avatar

A Faraday bag doesn't stop any tracking it only temporary mutes tracking. Ditching the sim silences all the tower traffic.

And yes, wifi and bt is not great either. Compared to sim traffic it's minimal. A sim keeps looking for towers every second.

Part B of geopublichealth100@'s avatar

An expensively a made/constructive faraday bag is the bingo number.

Moebius Infinity's avatar

I get that. But my point is that as soon as the device leaves the bag the sim is being evil every second.

Moebius Infinity's avatar

Thx for the link, it's indeed a mess...

But over WiFi there are at least options to block WiFi bt GPS.

A sim doesn't give any options.

Kojo's avatar
Jul 28Edited

And that is how the genocidal israeli regime manages to bomb to bits the churches and christian holy shrines in Palestine and Lebanon....while securing political support and media support from Christians in the US whose taxes pay for the israeli destruction.

Targeted brain washing.

Folks, step away from Facebook, Snapchat and all these other personal profiling and tracking and mind control machines that are being marketed as "free social media apps"! For your own good. The entire purpose of those things is to, as "apps" sit in your phone collecting data on on your location, whether you are paying attention to the phone, how close you are to the phone, what is in your calendar, who is in your list of contacts, what other devices are present on your home wifi network, what time you are awake, what time you are at home, at work, at church. That is what is inside all those permissions that the apps require, including the vaguely defined "diagnostics", which basically means recording your interactions with the app- keylogging on steroids.

Guy Fhawkes's avatar

CHAT-GTP,... bais.

~ Thomas is 100% correct. I am not limiting that to purely ISRAELI context, but many other subjects, where I have proved the 'A~i system / algorithm' follows the (global) NARRATIVE being expressed.

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~ YOU MUST,..test any 'A~i platform' at all times, with known empirical knowledge & facts.

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SADLY,... most are in a RUSH for verification - regardless of any source data. Where even friends have argued points, when adopting the provided 'A~i' data-stream narratives rather than challenge the 'nuisances' given the replies. --Once, corrected, they then state "Now we don't know what to believe - about anything !!!

~ And I think that's the goal,... information vagueness, leading to saturation overload, and exhaustion of any 'critical thinking'. ( Tired of wading through the MIRE of the information swamp)

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Basically, I currently only use it for Maths/Calculus or Science based reference & computation results. Even book video-reviews that I have (given on this channel) are not strictly within the true-text contained in the original book.

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Jennifer Armerding's avatar

I created a PowerPoint (I’m a Luddite) with screenshots from the foreign agent application. It was mind boggling. Then I followed the expense reports and cross referenced who was paid for what and how frequently/how much. There I ran into a dead end as I didn’t have information on who these folks are, other than my pieced assumptions.

One of the details in the outline was that information packets were produced for pastors, suggesting sermon talking points. (Keep in mind that the stated goal of this campaign was to improve Americans’ opinions of Israel and encourage tourism to resume.) The grand finale in early December, 2025, was the ‘1000 Pastors to Israel’ trip. However, the stated actions continued at least through March as expenses kept rolling. (I believe there were 2 immersive Oct 7 experience trailers.)

Moebius Infinity's avatar

Lets try a different strategy:

Its awesome that religious nutters are being tracked, we need to index every lunatic who believes in religious fantasies. This way we can easy round them up and deport them to Israel.

Will they now see the privacy issue?

Or will they still claim they have nothing to hide? If yes, then they should probably be deported. Just yo make it visual.

Or does this still not make them see the issue of tracking ANYONE ALL OF THE TIME?

Paul P.'s avatar

Is a solution to leave the mobile at home with Location set to "OFF"?