@ccsycc No. Use a phone produced prior to 2012
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Canadian police officer made a DarkWeb service to sell access to the E911 chip in everyone's phone.. I know of hundreds of cases here in in the States where police are doing the same thing for extra cash. My phones are all E911 compromised. Be warned. https://t.co/8ceG0U4wZN
@RayRedacted The FBI assists them.
@CryptoChang Complete access to microphone, camera, bluetooth, wifi, location -- everything.
@CrypAzy I believe the officer was French Canadian
@the256Xclub Oops. No material difference, though.
@Ed_Kavanagh @CrypAzy Negate if bagged at the time of signal transmission.
@JohnOfOh @RayRedacted To whom? My mother would be the only safe person to report it to, and she's been gone for many years.
@MajesticBison @CryptoChang Yes
@crowdfluence1 No idea about Canadian politics.
@GeoSpita It's not on your Bitfi
@DRMINDBENDER33 Welcome
@digitalocd Absolutely. They are the most insecure phones in the world.
@burnit01 Does it materially matter?
@TRIANT_306 Sorry. Sane storu though as far is the imbedded information impacts you
@alkalinesingle You think we are fine? You have on odd definition of "fine". Pigs on the way to slaughter are fine, but ignorant. A smart one might wake up one day and escape.