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These are very good suggestions. Do you use a smartphone? I was wondering if calling-over-wifi is less trackable than using a tower.
by blisterpeanuts 4y ago
These are very good suggestions. Do you use a smartphone? I was wondering if calling-over-wifi is less trackable than using a tower.
- expertentipp 4y ago> calling-over-wifi is less trackable than using a tower. Not if using whatsapp/messenger for calling over wifi and the probability that the other person has an app capable of calling over wifi different than whatsapp/messenger is rather low.
- blisterpeanuts 4y agoMy Samsung with T-Mobile is capable of connecting to cellular networks via wifi, which is useful in my neighborhood where T-mo is a weaker signal.
- steponlego 4y agoI have never owned a cell phone. My Librem 5 is “coming soon” LOL!
- 72deluxe 4y agoVoWiFi for LTE is what carriers (in the UK at least) try to encourage if you have poor signal at home. It still relies on your SIM being in the phone and actually makes a L2TP or SIP connection through to the carrier's server. I know because I disabled all these NAT passthroughs on my router and VoWiFi didn't work at all for me on EE with an Android phone (but did for my wife with her iPhone on Virgin). So you can still be tracked since the connection to the carrier's server requires an identity - it won't carry calls for just anybody!