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Hide? Not really. Triangulation is very trivial with the right equipment. All you need is two directional receivers that are separated a bit. Rotate each one un
by ShakataGaNai 10y ago
Hide? Not really. Triangulation is very trivial with the right equipment. All you need is two directional receivers that are separated a bit. Rotate each one until you get the strongest signal from the broadcaster you're looking for. Now draw two lines on the map based on those two directions and you've got your probable point of origin.
You could do something like relay your signal - but your relay will be found. You could be on the move, but every time you broadcast you give away your location.
I'm not sure about Turkey, but in the USA if you're a Ham, you had to supply your address to the FCC. So if the same is true in Turkey and the ham didn't lie... well they already know who you are and where you live.
- MichaelGG 10y agoCell phones used to bypass the official international connections are popular in countries with stupid regulation. One guy in Honduras used to run a phone bank (IP->Honduras) out of a van. He'd drive around to avoid being triangulated. When you make 5+ cents a minute per 20kbps stream, all sorts of stuff becomes interesting.