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Using Phones with No-SIM Cards and Other Privacy Experiments - Rob Braxman Tech

Using Phones with No-SIM Cards and Other Privacy Experiments - Rob Braxman Tech

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Using Phones with No-SIM Cards and Other Privacy Experiments - Rob Braxman Tech We will test out various technologies that allow us to communicate on the phone without using a SIM card in other words, no cell service. We will also check out other solutions like VoIP. This will result in several privacy and security benefits. We will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using a De-Googled phone without a SIM card, an LTE Modem/Router, a VoIP Hardware solution, and a VPN router Conrad: Can anyone advise? I just bought a de-googled phone suggested by Rob. My question is this: if I move the old sim card from my old android into the new phone, I presume that will mean my new phone is now tagged with all of the data processing collected by Google on my old phone? There are new google apps on the new phone. Only the old sim card. This may sound like a silly question but I am not in any way a device nerd. Is my phone privacy now compromised?
Date: 2022-03-20

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Hi! Thanks for all the information, I've learned so much from your videos. I'm still a newbie to all this, so I would be grateful for a noncondescending answer:
Would there be a point in using a basic cellphone (not a smartphone) with a SIM card for everyday communication - calls and messages - and occasionaly using it as a hotspot for a non-SIM degoogled smartphone? Would that compromise the smartphone?
I intend to buy the new Fairphone 4 and use it with an open source operating system. However, I would also like to free myself from the need to carry a smartphone, so I figured I would buy a basic cellphone for communication and maybe use it as a hotspot (if it has the functionality) whenever I need to use the smartphone out of my home wifi range. Would that make any sense in terms of security or privacy?

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That's For Criminal Acts.
I Am Not A Criminal, But I Wonder About The Elected Officials Many Situations Come To Mind, Nothing That Hasn't Happened. See The Government Implemented Programs Then Twist The Gears, Feel Me.
Contrary Is Legally Practiced & Differentialism Also. Federal Programs Should Carry The Same Weight In 50 States. Variance Is Allowed In Geographical Regions Per It's Racial Communities.
Yeah.
I Take What I Know NOT What Someone Tells Me, Experience Has Been My PROOF. LAW Tap The Wires FEAR IS A LIAR.
This Must Accompany A Wire Tap, Judicial Orders. There Must Be A Valid Reason. Phuck EM.
Phuck With ME.
I've Written A 6 Tablets Are You In Them -

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My carrier allows limited hotspot sharing, then throttles it back. I've been using my tablet as a hotspot until it runs out, then switching to my phone.
The limit on data usage directly from my phone or tablet is much higher.
So if I use the Netgear, does the cell phone company think it is hotspot sharing with the lower limit, or will it just be seen as if it were the tablet or cell phone data?

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-7: 58 42 mbps download!
Bro i was so happy last week when i got 5 mbps download, that was literally the fastest internet I'd ever experienced in my life and it felt blazing fast, a 3 gigabyte download was almost done by the time i was back out of the shower.
I have no idea how i would use 42 mbps speed, maybe I'm just too used to Australian internet speeds.

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Yeah, but to get an LTE modem you need to register it under an ID. so unless you have a fake id. fake address and so on. .and also it can be triangulated ( the real GPS, not the fake GPS -signal - from -salellites- in -orbit - ) -
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When COVID 1st hit every adult in the UK received a text message with information about what we should do, that really had me questioning how did they know all our phone numbers so quickly
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Thank you. Nothing new. THE BIG EYE WATCHING YOU IS NOT GOING AWAY. THAT'S WHAT IT IS. there is no hiding place for the golden fish. love the speaker.
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This is SCHWAY as hell. Hack your privacy back! Good good stuff and you know what you're talking about. Thank you for making stuff like this.
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Could you not use the burner app to supply a regular number for texting and calling cellphones over your wifi connection?
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