Are there any phones that are still usable that can't be tracked?
>>523305904usable or JEWsable?
Use an encrypted messaging service
>>523305904>Guys, is there a cellular network communication device that doesn't use cellular network communication?Buy a pay as you go phone from 711 with cash.
>>523305967The rest of the fone is kiked as fuck though.
>>523305904pixel + graphine
>>523305904just access the mcdonalds wifi from a bush with a serviceless phone dumbass
>>523305904>Are there any phones that are still usable that can't be tracked?Why did you think Obama ordered all communications to be digital?
>>523305904Nigger, if you have a device that uses cellular connectivity, the literal connection to the towers themselves are enough for triangulation.
>>523305904.assume all phones can be tracked, unless you can modify it yourself, certainly.
>>523306070This won't work if OP is being tracked by glowies
Why do you ask anon...
>>523305904All phones connect to either a cell tower or wifi which will track you regardless, you would need a phone that lets you spoof various elements of the networking stack or build some kind of repeating device that spoofs as someone else whose already authenticated. So tl;dr no unless you have a good off-shore vpn setup with a shady service provider.
>>523305904GrapheneOS installed on a jailbroken or rooted smartphone is the only option.
>>523305904All phones can be tracked, even the old ones. However, you could try an old phone that supports voip/sip and have a vpn in front of it.
>>523305904Short wave ham radio, but you can still be trangulated and anyone can listen. Number stations are the only truly safe form of communication and that's why the spooks use them. Anything that goes through phones is monitored, no matter what, not even graphene stops the back end.
>>523305904every device that emits an electronic signal is trackable by its very nature.
I had to change phones because the 3g was shutdown and 5g refuses to support my gray phone (even though it's 5g) because I don't have a Samsung or Apple phone, some fucking bullshit
Too many Aussies ITT im out, seriously can't stand those fuckers
>>523305904why do you need a phone all the time?youre gonna get tracked somehow. even dumbphones will still get you by pinging towers.get a dumb phone with removable battery, but stop taking it everywhere with you.Only take it when you need it.
>>523305904anonymity is a process not a product or service you fucking idiotWhy do you think the government disconnects all of its important shit from the internet and shields it from any electromagnetic radiation? If they connected it to the internet then kids would be hacking their shit all day.You must define the capability of the adversary in that context and then apply mitigations for every capability. Then it's not a matter of getting caught, but a matter of how much money you are willing to pay or how much time to spend developing expertise.
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>>523305904No. Don't try for anyi tracking phone. The few that work stand out as working, the many that don't give you a false sense of security. Use the most popular phone for your budget, then limit it's exposer to yourself.Dont isolate it with rf bags or sheilding. Make a habit of leaving it on a charger out of the way.No vpns or other meta data apps or sites.Avoid social media and shopping, just calls texts and doom scrolling.The idea is grayman the use of the phone. Hide its use in average, to trake the phone is to sort it from the majority with the most common details.
>>523306537Yeah shit sucks, I was still using an old Nokia E55 up until last year. Got a new Nokia 235 4g but it's dogshit compared to my old one.Fuck "smart phones"
>>523305904How paranoid are you?>the IMEI of a phone can't be changed, and is sent unencrypted over the radio every time the phone pings the tower.>the chips on the phone itself are likely backdoored and running a shadow OS that you have no visibility into.>the OS is probably also backdoored to shit, unless you're maybe using a linux phone or a special de-botted android distro (Graphene, maybe?)A lot of it just comes down to what your threat model is and what type of shit you're trying to do that would put you on the radar.Cellular communication is by definition a tracking technology like >>523305977 said.But you can still stay a few steps ahead of most LEOs and even the Feds if you're clever and motivated.Remember, kids: crime pays, and is super cool.Only fags obey laws.
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