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why would you use a Nokia ? Raspberry could be a better option.

• andyjohnson0 4y ago
  > why would you use a Nokia ? Raspberry could be a better option. Deniability if searched by police.
  • m00dy 4y ago
    Bottom of the Nokia in the video is very suspicious.
  • ale42 4y ago
    I guess the idea is more not to attract attention in case of a random search, rather than plausible deniability. The phone couldn't operate as a phone... (nor the speaker, as far as I understand it).
• LastNevadan 4y ago
  The thieves want plausible deniability if they are caught possessing it. If a policeman suspects you of being a car thief and catches you with a Raspberry Pi, that looks pretty suspicious. The same policeman wouldn't think anything suspicious about (what appears to be) a Nokia cell phone.
  • zirgs 4y ago
    Well, nowadays a phone like that would be suspicious, because everyone has a smartphone. A BT speaker is a lot less suspicious, however.
  • moffkalast 4y ago
    > catches you with a Raspberry Pi, that looks pretty suspicious Indeed, who did he have to kill to get one?!
  • sidewndr46 4y ago
    > catches you with a Raspberry Pi, that looks pretty suspicious I'll have to relay that to my dad who drives around with a small cluster of SBCs mounted into his vehicle
• Ballas 4y ago
  It's not a actually Nokia, it only looks like one. All the parts on the inside will be replaced with parts specific to this purpose.