Rotary dial i bet too? is it green,harvest yellow or black phone?
Communication Privacy
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I had a red land line phone in my room, the boxy one, not the slim line one, and I was in middle school. And I thought it was sooo cool, and my friends did, too, and we called it the Hot Line Phone because it was red. Funny memories.
I have 4 phones in the house cuz different levels
they are plugged in the wall
My mother had an old black rotary dial phone long ago
(Wish I could have it *my sister who live in up North Ontario have it! )
I have (3) vtech black phones ( I love them )
Plus that one Alltel that is working perfectly
I hate to run to answer the phone
1 in basement ---one in kitchen ---1 in the attic / bedroom --- 1 close to the door
And that one too
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Basically I eliminated Google from tracking me, my location, and who I talk to. The feds are still recording everything but they don’t sell it to everyone with a check book. True, Google gets the info from the people that I talk to but if they want to sell info about me they have to search the world’s phones to compile a list of my calls, not likely. As more people go degoogled the better my security.
The Pixel is made by Google. Where do you get a "de-Googled" one?
They are good phones from what I've heard.
It dawns on me that if your system is so tight the l33t haxx0rz can't get in, some alphabet soup agency will notice and want in.
https://pine64.org/devices/pinephone/
Nice Linux phone, no Google, no bugs.
Nice Linux phone, no Google, no bugs.
It is almost impossible to degoogle many phones. Funny as it seems the Pixel, made by Google, is one of the easy ones to degoogle. They are available at a few places. I got mine at the Private Phone Shop.
https://privatephoneshop.com/produc...eally just someone else's computer - 16704674
Here we go ninjas, the ultimate!
https://www.popsci.com/blackphone-2-ultra-secure-smartphone-made-secret-agents/
https://www.popsci.com/blackphone-2-ultra-secure-smartphone-made-secret-agents/
Therein lies the problem with many secure communications. You have to set most of them up in advance. I'm all set up here with encrypted email, I've had my public/private key pair set up for years. But I have nobody to communicate securely with. I would have to send them my public key and they send me their's (if they even know what one is).
My Communication Privacy:
Almost as secure as Ekat's, no web, no apps, no email, no Google.
...Sometimes the most difficult questions, have simple answers.
Peace!
Almost as secure as Ekat's, no web, no apps, no email, no Google.
...Sometimes the most difficult questions, have simple answers.
Peace!
Where can I get one?
Verizon. They are free if you have/or open, an account.
When they shutdown 3G, I refused to come down, so they sent me that one without even asking me.
...It did cost me 20 bux to get all my contacts transferred from my old one to it. I wasn't gonna do all that work.
Took the girl 2 hours... I don't work for $10/hr.
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I just let them spy on me!! The closer you are to danger the safer you are....
Pippin? Is that you?
Regarding secure communication, from my experience there should be no potential middleman listening in - point to point communication only. You need obscurity. If you think about it, there are many ways to leave messages for people. Electricity is not necessarily required. Finally, you need encryption.
I'm being vague on purpose. It's part of the obscurity thing.
