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Depends on who's looking for me. I basically assume that anything i'm doing w/ a telco is going to end up in the hands of law enforcement officials if they ask
by knowtheory 15y ago
Depends on who's looking for me. I basically assume that anything i'm doing w/ a telco is going to end up in the hands of law enforcement officials if they ask for it :P The question is really one of what agency they belong to and what their clearance is going to be.
- shabble 15y agoThere's a lot more info on a smart-phone than the telco necessarily stores. They'll have call records, ip allocations, and maybe some low-res traffic logs. Probably cell/subcell location info for a while too. I doubt they'd be intercepting or snooping actual internet wire traffic though, and I can't imagine how they could keep it for any length of time, just by sheer volume (secret NSA junction-boxes notwithstanding). And any secure traffic over your data connection is pretty much safe, except for whatever traces it leaves on the phone itself (caches, browser history, downloads, etc)