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> so that if they review call logs and see your suspicious long-lasting data calls they won't be able to find you. I have heard of multiple countries targeting
by tomc1985 5y ago
> so that if they review call logs and see your suspicious long-lasting data calls they won't be able to find you.
I have heard of multiple countries targeting airstrikes or artillery using triangulated cell phone signals
- smoldesu 5y agoTo my understanding, it's trivial. AFAIK, LTE even allows you to be positionally tracked via signal strength and position relative to the tower, no triangulation needed. I've also seen some evidence that new Wifi standards will also allow for this, which is utterly terrifying.
- curryst 5y ago> I've also seen some evidence that new Wifi standards will also allow for this, which is utterly terrifying. There are legitimate uses for this, but it's frustrating that we have to feel opposed because it will definitely be abused. I for one would like to be able to implement my own presence tracking for rooms in my house without needing additional hardware. I just don't want Facebook to do the same thing.