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Tracfone burners for any protests?

• fhdkweig 6mo ago
  The laws closed that loophole a long time ago. You have to either present a photo ID to buy in a brick and mortar store or sign for the package when delivering to an address.
  • angry_octet 6mo ago
    That is easily avoided, but usually people think of opsec constraints after the fact.
  • HNisCIS 6mo ago
    Not in the US, am on a burner under a random name right now lol
  • knowaveragejoe 6mo ago
    You can buy a phone on amazon right now and not sign for anything.
    • fhdkweig 6mo ago
      Does it have a carrier service when it arrives? That is the part that matters. They don't care whether you have a piece of hardware that just sits idle. They don't want people placing phone calls that can't be traced back to an identity that can be physically located and arrested.
      • knowaveragejoe 6mo ago
        To use mobile data, yes you'd have to prove some kind of identity in one way or another.