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A fun thought experiment: how can one own and use two phones without the authorities being able to correlate their ownership? It would have been hard to avoid
by ectopod 5y ago
A fun thought experiment: how can one own and use two phones without the authorities being able to correlate their ownership?
It would have been hard to avoid ten years ago. Unless you use both phones very infrequently (which is of no use to most people) I think it's nearly impossible now.
- sattoshi 5y agoLiving in a dense city, sending your phone to be driven around on the bus are my immediate thoughts.
- laurent92 5y agoBut where does it sleep at night? Where does it sleep on holidays? Near you? Or do you leave it home on a table, and the motion sensors say it’s on a table?
- dTal 5y agoWell, step 0 is obviously to use a device that won't blab its sensor readings to all and sundry. The only thing you should have to worry about is cell phone tower records and call/traffic logs.
- inetknght 5y ago> step 0 is obviously to use a device that won't blab its sensor readings to all and sundry Which phone is that these days?
- dTal 5y agoWell, not being a nation-state, I'd have to content myself with a LineageOS phone with no Google Play, or maybe a PinePhone. If I were a real spy, I've no doubt my employers would have the resources to provide me with something.