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You can locate radio signal sources fairly accurately. You could get around that with the cell phone network although, which is partly why many countries have
by woolvalley 9y ago
You can locate radio signal sources fairly accurately. You could get around that with the cell phone network although, which is partly why many countries have stringent ID requirements behind them.
You can also get around that with some sort of hardwired control laptop that you leave somewhere, but that has a SPOF issue like the cell networks do.
You can also get around that with self programmed drones, but they are more limited in adaptability.
- noir_lord 9y ago> You can also get around that with self programmed drones, but they are more limited in adaptability. For now (perhaps). My android phone for 300 quid has more computing power than my fast desktop had 20 years ago in about one hundredth the power budget with a powerful high speed network connection.
- 0xCMP 9y agoAnd which is becoming easier to create P2P distributed systems that could mesh together over prepaid and falsely registered connections. Obviously this would require serious sophistication (not just anyone could string it together), but I think that anyone capable of being the first to build a serious threat with any of this technology will likely have funding and serious skills on tap.
- icebraining 9y agomany countries have stringent ID requirements behind them. I wonder how many of those allow roaming using SIMs from countries that have no such requirements. All of that seems so much like security theater.