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Well, there is another option: Have an open software and hardware phone that you know what it does and how it does it when you want it. Eventually it will happ
by forgottenpaswrd 14y ago
Well, there is another option: Have an open software and hardware phone that you know what it does and how it does it when you want it.
Eventually it will happen.
- aes256 14y agoThat's not really the point. Having total control over your own phone doesn't resolve the more fundamental problem that, in order to do basic tasks such as make calls or send text messages, you are dependent on a cell phone provier who then, through ordinary usage, is able to collect a terrifying amount of data about you. They can triangulate your location whenever your phone is on and connected to their network (24/7 for most people), and have a full record of your calls, text messages, as well as all the data you send through their network.