Should you buy the new 'Librem AweSIM' privacy cellular plan? - Techlore
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Date: 2022-04-15
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Wolfgang
In the EU (i am from Germany) you can't even get prepaid card that work out of the box without activation online where you have to enter your name, address and some sort of id. And it has go be the end customer. No middle man. I am sure there are tricks/hacks where you are still able to get one anonymously, but the law sucks.
Edit: Apparently only in Germany. Not EU. But coming soon to your country. A EU wide plan is already in the making. But just not enough interest right now.
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In the EU (i am from Germany) you can't even get prepaid card that work out of the box without activation online where you have to enter your name, address and some sort of id. And it has go be the end customer. No middle man. I am sure there are tricks/hacks where you are still able to get one anonymously, but the law sucks.
Edit: Apparently only in Germany. Not EU. But coming soon to your country. A EU wide plan is already in the making. But just not enough interest right now.
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Sandro
Offtopic, but I would really dig it if you (or anyone here) could help me with this question that bugs me eversince I try to value my privacy: What if a company just ignores my privacy settings? Can I still get tracked by an app, although I disabled tracking, etc? Is it all built on trust until there is a leak?
I am putting in all this work on hardening my browser, changing settings on my phone, etc. - But how safe is it really?
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Offtopic, but I would really dig it if you (or anyone here) could help me with this question that bugs me eversince I try to value my privacy: What if a company just ignores my privacy settings? Can I still get tracked by an app, although I disabled tracking, etc? Is it all built on trust until there is a leak?
I am putting in all this work on hardening my browser, changing settings on my phone, etc. - But how safe is it really?
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TimBo
They want $2000 for a less-than-mid-range phone, why should anyone be surprised if they want $100 for one line of data? I wonder what is it taking so long to build a phone with low-low-end phone specs? They seem to be more about selling ideas, instead of products. And they want to charge the early adopters a massive premium.
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They want $2000 for a less-than-mid-range phone, why should anyone be surprised if they want $100 for one line of data? I wonder what is it taking so long to build a phone with low-low-end phone specs? They seem to be more about selling ideas, instead of products. And they want to charge the early adopters a massive premium.
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Adam
I use Straight Talk Wireless. $55 a month, unlimited everything, 10GB hotspot. Supports Verizon, Sprint, AT&T, and T-Mobile. Paid in cash. I load up a prepaid card for monthly autodraft payments. They have no idea who I am and offer great customer service. Bring a phone, they overcharge and lock the bootloader on theirs.
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I use Straight Talk Wireless. $55 a month, unlimited everything, 10GB hotspot. Supports Verizon, Sprint, AT&T, and T-Mobile. Paid in cash. I load up a prepaid card for monthly autodraft payments. They have no idea who I am and offer great customer service. Bring a phone, they overcharge and lock the bootloader on theirs.
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Incognito
This is a SCAM. I am dealing with this company for more than 6 months to get a refund regarding a laptop I have never received. I tried to escalate my case, or to get help. However, no way! They changed the status in my account to -Refunded-, but I didn't get any refund.
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This is a SCAM. I am dealing with this company for more than 6 months to get a refund regarding a laptop I have never received. I tried to escalate my case, or to get help. However, no way! They changed the status in my account to -Refunded-, but I didn't get any refund.
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Soulless
Oh and let's not forget about Roaming, it's still a thing in some countries. So that's a instant no no for third party SIMs.
_You like to travel? Well we have an offer for you pay us almoust a 100- to give you 15 min of calls, 50 sms and 1GB data. _
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Oh and let's not forget about Roaming, it's still a thing in some countries. So that's a instant no no for third party SIMs.
_You like to travel? Well we have an offer for you pay us almoust a 100- to give you 15 min of calls, 50 sms and 1GB data. _
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willy
if your in an overcrowded or poor service and you use A 3rd tear service you end up with lots of dropped calls and low data, over just going with ATT and paying them with privicy. com card. list the name as att customer and use a VPN. problem solved
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if your in an overcrowded or poor service and you use A 3rd tear service you end up with lots of dropped calls and low data, over just going with ATT and paying them with privicy. com card. list the name as att customer and use a VPN. problem solved
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James
purism Awesim also has unlimited tethering data too their phone treats data as data kyle rankin from purism said and he said its BS other providers limit tethering to a small set of data when data shoukld be data no matter where its used
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purism Awesim also has unlimited tethering data too their phone treats data as data kyle rankin from purism said and he said its BS other providers limit tethering to a small set of data when data shoukld be data no matter where its used
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veillerguise
It seems pretty inconvenient for your wallet and it doesn't help that the apps on your phone pin point your current location, which can be used to compare to to the -anonymous- T-Mobile\AT&T users' tracking data.
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It seems pretty inconvenient for your wallet and it doesn't help that the apps on your phone pin point your current location, which can be used to compare to to the -anonymous- T-Mobile\AT&T users' tracking data.
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Diego
All their products are over-priced; well, said. I was interested in their mini-pc but by the time, one adds memory, wifi-card, SSD, and more + shipping it is well over $1k And, this $99 /month talk-plan is absurd, too.
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All their products are over-priced; well, said. I was interested in their mini-pc but by the time, one adds memory, wifi-card, SSD, and more + shipping it is well over $1k And, this $99 /month talk-plan is absurd, too.
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