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>ECHELON AI is yawning Well, presumably it would stop yawning if you were, like, part of an armed rebellion. The perspective I'd like to hear would be the Ukra

• LinuxBender 4y ago
  in their case, being compromised means getting killed. In fact there have recently been articles about this and each side ordering their troops to stop using their cell phones. Both sides have attributed several mass casualties to cell phones. This is probably harder to enforce with conscripts and military contractors. Many of the first wave of troops thought they were just going on a training exercise.
  • grogenaut 4y ago
    Some of these at least were people posting to the socials which doesn't take any form of spying. I haven't seen an analysis of it tho.
    • LinuxBender 4y ago
      haven't seen an analysis of it tho Same here. GPS tagging in social media is certainly a thing. There are programs and groups of people that can identify locations from a single obscure photo. Then there is GPS data in some photo apps that add exif data. So many options one must assume phones are just loose lips [1] even without factoring in App, OS, Firmware and Baseband Modem backdoors not to mention instant location from satellites. In my opinion soldiers should be given instructions how to back up their phone contents then hand all tech devices to a range safety officer to put into a belt fed target practice system to give them some closure from their dopamine devices. [1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loose_lips_sink_ships https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loose_lips_sink_ships