3 ms·
The entire premise of this is flawed; instead of trying to come up with a way to make the tracking device you're carrying stop tracking, maybe you should just n
by tomatotomato37 7y ago
The entire premise of this is flawed; instead of trying to come up with a way to make the tracking device you're carrying stop tracking, maybe you should just not carry the tracking device in the first place. Leaving your phone at home when go and rob a bank is like Criminal 101.
- samsonradu 7y agoYou might need Maps to avoid traffic on your way out.
- cypherpunks01 7y agoAnd how exactly are you supposed to Uber to the bank and back without a phone??
- deleted 7y ago[deleted]
- davinic 7y agoI'm surprised I had to come this far to find the reasonable answer. Opsec 101.
- cryptonector 7y agoIt's not the only reasonable answer. Leaving your phone powered on and at home works too. Powering it off might stick out, actually.
- davinic 7y agoThe comment I replied to said nothing about turning your phone off, only leaving it at home. > you should just not carry the tracking device in the first place
- bitL 7y agoBaseband processor might be running even on a phone that is seemingly turned off. That's why crime bosses discussing breaking bad always removed their batteries. That might also not work 100% if there were large capacitors inside the phone...