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> anyone who could get your info from a teleco and wants to know your location almost certainly knows your home address I think OP might be in a jurisdiction w
by codethief 3y ago
> anyone who could get your info from a teleco and wants to know your location almost certainly knows your home address
I think OP might be in a jurisdiction where you don't need to provide your address (yet) when
> using prepaid cash purchased SIMs
- wkat4242 3y agoEven then, your house would be the location you spend most of your time. You'd have to be really vigilant to switch off your cell functions when you go near your house most of the time, and not always at the same place (otherwise a clean gap in the map will reveal where you live). If you want to be untraceable you don't use cellphones, simple as that. Of course modern life is ridiculously difficult that way so it's pretty impossible.
- its_ethan 3y agoRight, but surely he had to prove identity when buying/renting the house? Maybe the telco doesn't know - but if someone could've gone through them to get his home address, they could also have gotten it through other means?
- adastra22 3y agoThere are plenty of cash rental options out there.
- mycall 3y agoOn that note, it is legal to give crossroads as home address in the USA.
- ridgered4 3y agoReally? Where do they deliver all the ads to in that case?