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Sure it does. If my verizon iphone wasn't 3 months into a locked two year contract I'd just put in a different sim and forget the whole thing.
by noonespecial 12y ago
Sure it does. If my verizon iphone wasn't 3 months into a locked two year contract I'd just put in a different sim and forget the whole thing.
- Shivetya 12y agobut cannot phones simply be tracked by their own id regardless of carrier. Say you swap from Verizon, if you hit one of their towers they could theoretically use that information even if your not a direct customer. We know the FBI is reading the traffic so I am wondering why someone is surprised a company does it. Its not right for either party
- gcb0 12y agothey could also follow you non stop on the street and enter every store you go and take note of all your purchases by looking over your shoulder. and i don't think much of it is illegal unless you can prove it distress you but I'm not a layer (I'm a productive member of society :)