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> But then, the simple fact that you're using a SIM card bought from a known SIM-trafficking criminal makes you worthy of interest. Do you think someone who bo
by CaptSpify 11y ago
> But then, the simple fact that you're using a SIM card bought from a known SIM-trafficking criminal makes you worthy of interest.
Do you think someone who bought a sim-card from someone else is going to "register" that card with authorities? "Hey, I just bought this card, so you can't follow me. Where do I update my info?"
- fab13n 11y agoNo, but I think most of those who make an habit of registering SIM cards on behalf of others will be known pretty fast. Once you know a SIM card is suspect, because it's been registered by a known addict and trafficker, you can put a wire on it even if you don't know who holds the phone. With this plus BTS-based geolocation, your chances of catching typical, opsec-illiterate criminals are vastly improved.