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I've been thinking about having a service that lets someone else randomize the location of your phone. That was the primary goal and it evolved to food delivery
by rolltiide 7y ago
I've been thinking about having a service that lets someone else randomize the location of your phone. That was the primary goal and it evolved to food delivery couriers having additional services where they charge people's phones in a lockbox while they run around all day.
Result: Many people's location is erroneous data. No single person's use of the service is suspicious and merely reflecting a societal sentiment for privacy. Maybe some of the charging is done with renewable energy.
- Scoundreller 7y ago> I've been thinking about having a service that lets someone else randomize the location of your phone. It’s called putting your old phone on eBay and buying a new (to you) one. It really confuses the Saudi intelligence forces when they find a random dude instead of a Saudi runaway. What I would like is to take advantage of some European mobile providers that have excellent roaming rates in Canada. Prices so good that a local Canadian could only dream of. I’d have 2 SIMs and put one in an rs232 interface each month that interfaces to a phone in EU so they don’t ban me for not spending enough time in the home country.
- pkaye 7y agoCan't the cell towers triangulate the phone location anyway.
- rolltiide 7y agoyes but it won't give them your location, it will give them the courier's. the location history would put your device in totally random locations during the time you want to be anonymous, but it wouldn't look like you just left your device at home either in a way that didn't fit your pattern.
- lallysingh 7y agoI think OP's point was that the phone would physically be with the courier for a part of the day.
- cwkoss 7y agoSDR in a faraday box
- rolltiide 7y agogoing offline would be suspicious randomly roaming around would not