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Well, usually there has to be a SIM card in your phone to use it for communication. That SIM card has an ID and sooner or later there is going to be a correlate

Well, usually there has to be a SIM card in your phone to use it for communication. That SIM card has an ID and sooner or later there is going to be a correlateable pattern - the location of a phone which happens to be close to you very often or simply a voice that can be identified as yours. It depends if NSA wants you and then figures out your alter egos or if its the alter ego they care first about and then they'll try to figure out who's the real ego. What's the satisfaction to be 100% untraceable anyway? The practially and politically relevant idea is to not cater your data to them.

746F7475 11y ago
>Well, usually there has to be a SIM card in your phone to use it for communication. Isn't the whole point here to only use public WiFi through Tor with the "anonymophone"?
Arnt 11y ago
WLAN is sufficient for a lot of use in some use cases, but that's a digression. The main point is that even if you do have zero-day exploits, just finding the phone can be a big, big hurdle, particularly if you don't know the name of its main user.