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[@PeaceLoveUnityRespect]

I'm on your online store and let me say your prices are so fair! I appreciate your altruism to the fullest extent possible, sir. You are 1 in a billion ❤

[@robbraxmantech]

I appreciate that! The products are to support the channel. But my main mission is to teach you all

[@ronb6182]

​@@robbraxmantechwhen I get my first SS check or now direct deposit I'm joining your channel. I will have more funds then Just a few more months. 73

[@libbywakefield6202]

I'm 68yrs old and I play your videos over and over. Thank you and God and Bless you.

[@robbraxmantech]

Wow, thank you

[@imnotmarthastewart8120]

9:35 well, that woke my whole house 📳😮🤨

[@git-er-dun_LBK_]

I'm 74... Gotcha. 😊

[@shockingguy]

@@robbraxmantech ha ha I’m older 😝

[@undesirableloser9702]

​@@shockingguyI would not want to live that old unless I look like I was 19.

[@Johnny-b6t]

The best hard to find honest people that will say it the way it is no lies

[@MakeAsylumsGre4tAgain]

You really need to make friends with grammar and punctuation

[@ScorpionCar]

Thank you for this video. In fact it makes you like old tech a lot more!

[@MrH2S]

I like your videos and Privacy is key, 100% Respect and stay safe. 😊😊😊

[@y2ksw1]

It would be actually pretty easy to make a professional phone network over the internet. The software is already there, but of course, somebody has to start it and many people have to support it.

[@ElaineGarcia-uo8qj]

The hardest thing is getting the employees to support it. How would you tell potential hires this is reliable, this network won't go under

[@y2ksw1]

@@ElaineGarcia-uo8qj Nobody can. But I remember a time, when people had CB stations all over the world and news made the world race before governments could avoid them. We have to consider also this option.

[@martybecklenberg4846]

When watching Rob's videos (as I have for quite a few years), I often think of the famous quote in the movie "MOZART" when Austrian Emperor Joseph II comments on a recent score that Mozart has composed: "Too many notes." I'm overwhelmed by Rob's comprehensive explanations and information. I would wish that Rob would employ more examples of everyday life of most users. (For example), it's now becoming more and more common for restaurants ask visitors to give them a (cellphone) number by which the visitor can be notified by text that her table is ready. I am befuddled by Robs extensive explanations to be able to decide what one or two solutions would likely be the simplest one that satisfies my needs for being notified in such circumstances. Many if not most restaurants and bars in urban and suburban locations have public wifi, but many, also, don't. One more thing to recommend to Rob, I strongly recommend the use of graphics, especially diagrams, to distinguish one solution from another, or one problem from several others. Otherwise, Thank you, Rob, for your dedication to teach and give the public options. So appreciated.

[@JohnWick-kv1bz]

I found you again. Google/youtube deleted my original and my secondary accounts screwing me out of all my saved stuff on the site on both channels so I lost all my subs and been searching for them again and I found you in an interview video from about a year ago and luckily your name was in the description, and here I am resubbing the channel. Keep up the great work. These terrorists need to be taken down but we all know how that will turn out as we already know where its headed. Blessings, stay safe

[@BlackSheep_216]

Same thing happened with me.

[@elsuperpollo2273]

Definitely gonna be on my bucket list to get a rob Braxton voip service.

[@Bryan-d3s]

TPOTV😂

[@luv2travel2000]

👍 Thank you Rob for your educational videos.

[@rickinmi]

Thanks, Rob, for all the knowledge you offer. Whew! It seems overwhelming, which is likely a feature, rather than a bug! I'm really going to have to dig into this... i don't have internet availability at home. I use my phone for almost all connections. Rarely will i tether a computer to it to process some functions on sites where a mobile interface is a no-go. I'll have to develop a structure on paper and see how many devices and of what type and when/how to use them... aaaaaarrrrgh!

[@robbraxmantech]

Lots of options offered here including prepaid SIM

[@Designer_TopG]

​@@robbraxmantech Rob, there's really a brax phone ?

[@pauldaystar]

Thankyou from Alaska, for All your Research🙏🏽

[@javlynblue2024]

BTW, YOU CAN have a record and have done nothing wrong other than not be aware of situations, not knowing what to do about a situation, being unaware that an aquaintance is up to no good, providing help to a person who you let close in your life who is secretly Evil, or just being accused by some sicko or broken C word. One can also be tested and unaware one is being set up. The Games are endless on both the Criminal side and the Legal side. When walking in life, suspect everyone wants to Con you, use you, Steal from you, set you up for a fall, Drive you away or Kill you. In doing so, you will be 99% correct. Profession or Position means absolutely nothing.

[@sunshine3831]

Very good video that actual helped me understand Sim Cards. Now taking your video into consideration, why did my phone and internet services provider make a big deal to lock my sim cards to protect my devices and a store manager says not to worry about sim cards because only thing it maintains are my phone numbers. Seems very contradictory, at the least!!??

[@AIAT007]

Thanx prof. ... much appreciate your concern on privacy.

[@pwnmeisterage]

The cell site network can triangulate your location a lot more accurately than "a mile or less". Because sometimes cell sites are themselves located within "a mile or less" and they need to handover calls from a moving phone to each other. Their actual accuracy for triangulating phones depends on how dense the network radio hardware happens to be. In some places, they can triangulate a phone within just a few yards. Enough accuracy to find which building, which vehicle, or which part of an intersection the phone is located in. If you live in a remote or rural area then "a mile or less" is probably still good enough to find you. If you live in a developed urban area then "within a few yards" is probably still good enough to find you.

[@robbraxmantech]

I disagree. A phone can self triangulate against towers and get a fairly accurate position. In fact we do that on BraxOS. In our case we use all towers regardless of carrier. But a particular carrier's towers do not have enough data to return a GPS position. Wifi triangulation is used for that. Obviously you can be tracked to a short distance like 1/4 mile in a large Stadium or Times Square but there will also be thousands of people next to you. In theory the next gen mm-Wave tech will solve this.

[@yeahrightgraphics4621]

Wrap phone in 2 layers of Faraday cloth, or buy a Faraday cell case. Protects you from all the tracking, but of course no one can call or contact you until you take it out. But... if I want to travel somewhere, why the hell do I want the devious govt to know what I did between A and B? Also Faraday only thing so far I can see can protect against Bluetooth Meshing, if your phone does that. Rob will have more knowledgeable info on that

[@kurtzxcvb3481]

This is very helpful what you did at a complete overview I've watched several of your videos and wasn't quite putting it all together until just now thank you😊

[@robbraxmantech]

Glad it was helpful! This is a very dense video with lots of content.

[@LindaLord-nr9pr]

Dear Rob I just discovered your channel. Tech is still new to me as I got my 1st smartphone 2 yrs ago. 😄 . However I m someone wired tks to books 😳. I m beginning to feel quite comfortable with my device & I can follow much of your teaching. However I have to get online coverage. I m not sure my protec is enough. Do you provide such coverage ??? I think my phone got hacked . It s slow , does not follow commands & then functions ok.

[@wukeanto4252]

I support you sir, i wont skip ads.. thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@ImmortalBurdensOfficialSite]

I haven't spoken on a phone in years. I got a device didn't set it up or put the SIM card in it. I use it as a video recording and making device. I keep it on airplane mode. I disable play store and everything I can to block those connections.

[@lovly2cu725]

good idea

[@ElaineGarcia-uo8qj]

I brought a device only... didn't even come with smh. I use it to listen to youtube Playlist, check email and respond to various thread including this one. Device came in factory 🏭 sealed package and never has had phone number, service or even an smh inserted so yea!!!!

[@EmeraldHill-vo1cs]

Doesnt yt keep track of viewers?

[@KaptainKlunk1]

Liar

[@zannemairiwoods528]

You are brilliant at this as your years of work on these technical issues is obvious however as much as I would love to have your Brax phone service ,my expertise is falling way short of understanding !!! The concept is amazing therefore , can you do a series of beginners tutorials ? My question is ,does my having a regular device and using You Tube have any derogatory effects on my behind tracked ? Thank you 👍

[@truthseeker9688]

Yes, PLEASE!

[@ryanpritchard3755]

Could you do a special on how to protect yourself when you are on a family plan and you’re not the organizer or lead of that family plan especially around iPhone

[@ElaineGarcia-uo8qj]

Maybe don't use the family plan phone. Buy another cell phone-- never insert smh card. Just set up though wifi Other than that take the phone you have, remove smh card and reset the phone to clear memory (yea annoying but if you want privacy it's worth it) Good luck I never installed the sim on my new phone (hooray 🎉)

[@MisterNunya-k4r]

Get your own phone

[@tonymyers5823]

Thank you for this important public information.

[@kidvision564]

Very good content. I have nothing to hide but big tech already crossed all lines of decency and morality. Shopping for a phone on your site soon

[@ElaineGarcia-uo8qj]

Big tech likes hostile takeovers, overcharging and 3 or 4 (yikes) contacts. Why not avoid all that and buy the device only...and don't install the smh. (privacy reasons). It's not like you're signing up for service anyway

[@aktywnyobserwator5868]

Thanks you MR Braxman ! I already use one such phone. Greetings from Europe : btw here still one buy top-up ( pay and go ) ukrainian and czech sim cards : these particular ones *yet* do not require registration...

[@chuckzamzow]

A phone contains 3 processors - one that handles the calls, one that handles the Internet, and the third one is encrypted and nobody is really sure what it does - will removing the SIM card actually shut down ALL communication with the towers?

[@rejvaik00]

Only to the towers you could still get a internet connection via any Wi-Fi because that's just a separate antenna system searching for Wi-Fi signal so if you don't have a SIM card you won't get a direct internet connection like a data and you won't be able to make/receive incoming and outgoing calls

[@nonenothingnull]

The telephony is very proprietary and works even without a SIM. Only solution is physical removal or never having it ifp.

[@remyllebeau77]

It depends how much you use a phone for calls and text messages. My VOIP only charges under $1 per month plus a very low per call and text fee, otherwise it is a flat rate of around $5 per month.

[@robbraxmantech]

This is $5 per month.

[@remyllebeau77]

@@robbraxmantech That's great, if you also have a pay as you go function with a cheaper per month fee. I'm looking at a price around $20 per year that includes all price for calls and texts.

[@DarkGhostHacker]

What is your VoIP service provider name?

[@jamesmarchetti3286]

Excellent information and very educational !!!

[@rcmrcm3370]

Sounds very useful. Do you have a succession plan? Who owns the phone number in terms of porting it in the future?

[@robbraxmantech]

We allow porting out. We just don't do port in as it requires KYC. We control the number.

[@LG-qz8om]

Recommend having a Trust as Owner. It durvives longer than a human lifespan.

[@daklakdigital3691]

I TRAVEL constantly through many carrier service areas that requires me to change SIMs frequently. I would like to know can the "virtual" SIM in use be swapped in & out of use numerous times. Thanks.

[@robbraxmantech]

There is no virtual SIM. Our service is in the cloud. it is always active. It can forward to another line or email or you can use some app. The phone number will be fixed for you regardless of SIM

[@Luckyrider8899]

Most 2FA I know especially bank related detect VOIPs .. how is yours different ?

[@MyEyeOnAi]

This came at the PERFECT time

[@WhatTheF0K]

I've done that before when I used to live in the city and there were Wi-Fi hotspots everywhere. Worked rather well actually. Lot's of times calls even seemed more clear. The GOV has fake cell towers called Stingrays. Gives them full access to your phone.

[@ettoreatalan8303]

In some European countries (e.g., Germany), you cannot even make an emergency call without a SIM card in your cell phone. Too many nuisance calls to emergency call centers have prompted countries to require a SIM card for emergency calls. In all EU countries, the SIM card must of course be registered with a real identity.

[@ElaineGarcia-uo8qj]

oh my! I leave my id at home whenever I look at cell phones. trying to avoid the dreaded contract. Plus I also want anonymity. So I really don't use sim card.

[@dagoelius]

Same as Australia.

[@ronsmith4330]

Interesting. Thanks.

[@ChrisAtheist]

What are you talking? You can call in Germany police,firefighters and ambulance even without a sim card I just called last night the police

[@ElaineGarcia-uo8qj]

@@ChrisAtheist oh yeah you can make emergency calls on mine-- to 911. Just not the hospital of our liking (some of us have preferred hospitals)

[@louisecassidy5991]

My question is, does the receiver of any phone call via this system get to see a caller number? Because there are many people who will not respond to calls if the number is hidden. My last landline phone had an unlisted number, and people were hard to contact.

[@hm24416]

Hi Rob just a question as a Targeted Individual is it safe to say purchasing a Brax2 phone is safe or not.

[@mattfetter4123]

I think he answered that in the video. As a TI no phone use what so ever. Nothing safe for us to use yet.

[@hm24416]

@mattfetter4123 thanks Matt are you a TI ?

[@Soulhealer1111]

I am a Targeted Individual and for the what reasons, I have no damn clue! I've never broken any laws that I know of. I've never hurt anyone and never threatened anyone and etc. But yet, every device I've had for the last 7-8 years, has been hacked! I'm followed and harassed daily. The list goes on. I plan on getting one of your de-googled devices. I just wish I could find out why I'm targeted or who put me on that list!

[@StuartOswald]

What is it that has allowed you to discover that your phones are hacked?

[@shoshana4574]

Are you a knight? I could use one.​@@StuartOswald

[@id104335409]

I think you just might be paranoid. Its perfectly normal. Just relax about it. Accept what you believe is happening, but just don't overreact.

[@patriciastuart8079]

Look up Zesetzung and MK Ultra. I think there is an illegal govt program. I am also TI. Several of my abusers have outright told me the amount of money they received, but they attach nonsense reasons, like $600/wk for watering plants for a family friend

[@newclearvisions]

Minority Report

[@Astral106]

Governments surveillance is not great, no one wants to have their privacy invaded. But all this round about is also dangerous too...isn't this teaching scammers ways to stay anonymous from both us and the government? What keeps scammers from using your service to hide themselves after committing a crime or using it for a crime? Really REALLY appreciate all the videos and education i get from your channel. 😊Thank you so much. But the more I watch the more this question arises, so I thought I will ask. As a provider how do you protect yourself and your user from other user who have bad intentions? Is there a way to make sure the users who sign up and use your service or even your employees wouldn't abuse the platform? There are lots of people like myself who just want anonymous status for the rights to privacy, but there are also a lot who wants anonymous status to do harm and not get caught. What is being done about that for such a tool as the ones VPN provider offer?

[@AskIveSolar]

I know you said you needed to explain things first but I really would have loved to hear the benefits initially.

[@AskIveSolar]

10:59 starts to list benefits. I put it here to not detract (easily) from folks getting the full picture.

[@alexr.6379]

Bob can u please do a review on the UNPLUGGED PHONE

[@blacksanreynolds19]

Most VoIP has issues with Short messages used for MFA. If this is solved I will be interested.

[@robbraxmantech]

We have a list of sites that are problematic but the majority are fine.

[@2169scs]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@AllanKelly-w9n]

Rob, we saw your phone here and saw you have brave browser. If you haven't already done a video on this, can you show us what settings you have your brave browser set up with.

[@robbraxmantech]

You need to watch my Browser Isolation videos

[@OFFGRIDINBEARCOUNTRY]

Since I went homeless officially in documents and i moved in the forest on a patch of land that i reclaimed after long trials in court i took out the simcard of my phone since i cannot use it because of inexistent gsm signal at ground level not even 911 can be accessed (i live in a burried trailer underground aniway so even less signal) my simcard is in a modem on a high level at tree tops line and since i take out the simcard i was curious what difference makes using my phone only trough wifi ? So thanks for the information and for this video.

[@PP-ob8zr]

Thank you Rob 😊👍

[@rakeshbhadreshwara8077]

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[@TheresTyrannyAfoot]

You're a pretty awesome nerd just saying

[@karlwolff3292]

What about "MagicJack" and a ported phone number?

[@mightymulatto3000]

Title 18 of the US code requires communication service providers to store all analog, wire and digital communications. Different communications paths wouldn't change this or add any more privacy in terms of the content of messages. None of these communication companies can choose just NOT to keep records of their communications.

[@wefsux]

Is there anything like this in Australia

[@lancedooley7558]

Those with aes256 bit radio encryption like Harris and Motorola good luck finding me. I encourage everyone buy a radio. A laugh to big g and can do dmr with a masked of ID. 😂

[@AlaTest-u9d]

Are you afraid of the Anteaters?

[@robbraxmantech]

LOL. Your equipment is licensed and identified by the FCC. I wish I could encrypt Ham radio but unfortunately it is not allowed.

[@quikdraw5203]

Its always amazed me how people think the US gov't will allow phones they can't listen in on. Thats not how this works. ​@@robbraxmantech

[@johnscamardo2145]

what about the new Unplugged phones being produced in Malaysia .I recently saw where they have produced 10k so far and taking orders.

[@EmeraldHill-vo1cs]

Whats unplugged, the same as unlocked?

[@Curiefeld]

What would you suggest for people who cannot replace their iphone/Samsung/carrier locked etc phone for a private one, at least not for a while? How can you mitigate the damage until you can replace the phone? I'm talking about people stuck in phone contracts. People who have a device given to them by their parent, caregiver or employer. People who are just plain broke. And what if you're struggling to financially justify replacing the phone until your next upgrade in a year or so?

[@robbraxmantech]

You can start using a Virtual Phone for $60 a year without changing equipment

[@gblargg]

14:08 Don't those services reject VoIP numbers? That's been my experience with my GV number, often rejected for 2FA.

[@WuJiZhang-wc9mc]

What I don't like with current smartphone is the ability of apps and even web site to send USSD command like purchasing services ex. ring tone membership, horoscope, or some news membership. I really wish I can block or delete or rooting the phone to remove the USSD command. I also hate the carrier ability to PUSH SMS class Zero, and USSD push, that show some message with some button (if accidently press) will make us buying something ex. ring tone, horoscope, news.

[@ElaineGarcia-uo8qj]

If you root the phone you can delete the app. At least that is what I come to learn. I'm going to root my tablet over the summer to install apps, if all goes well I will also root my phone... mostly to remove facebook. I hate Mark Zuckerberg and his nerdy cyber-bullying.

[@WuJiZhang-wc9mc]

@@ElaineGarcia-uo8qj You don't need to root to delete facebook. Just open the developer mode, and do ADB. But I can't find any resource on the web on what to delete to remove the USSD capability.

[@ssdkkkk7114]

Hello, How do we pay for any of your services?

[@robbraxmantech]

Various options in the store. Very flexible

[@ssdkkkk7114]

@@robbraxmantech thank you

[@t33lx10]

Hi, love your content. Could you make a video how hackers spoofs the sms and caller ID?

[@EmmanuelBakare-qu1mi]

Thanks so much sir, please can this work in Nigeria?

[@someiota]

Have you brax voip service for the UK?

[@aydo.silviozdemir8449]

Mr.Braxton, have an idea when shipping degoogled phones to gernany available?

[@johnruckman2320]

Ya know, when you buy something it's supposed to be your private personal property that nobody can make a use of without your express written permission (contract) and pay you royalties according to our Founding Fathers. What if people started sending them bills and fines for making unauthorized use of your private property without permission? What is the difference between the VOIP, and other services you mentioned, and the various computer spoofing stuff that have been talked about to hide your computer?

[@BajanBert]

Hi Rob, I have a question… how safe are those phone codes that you see that provide certain information about your phone/connection…e.g. *#67#. Can these codes be used for nefarious purposes?

[@jaimesanz6104]

Hello, can't you anonimize your calls by using a prepaid sim bought in some random store? Or does that require that you provide your ID

[@CharlesTuo-r1q]

but your service is only available in the US and Canda? how about Europe or Asia?

[@sermac3246]

Awesome channel👍🏼

[@BBnose]

Any chance of talking about security of web 3.0?

[@elsuperpollo2273]

Rob when I went to your website to get voip service and clicked to purchase the website says no longer exists.

[@robbraxmantech]

?

[@elsuperpollo2273]

That's what it said when I clicked on it to it I even logged into your social community to access the store.

[@marilynamos3542]

Is this available in UK

[@alansmith7192]

Hey Rob. Australia needs your help. 3g is being discontinued in October. Only 4g and 5g with Volte activated will work. If your phone relies on 3g for emergency calls, yet still a 4g or 5g phone, it will not work after 3g shutdown. Voip seems an option with app. Sadly not yours though i believe.

[@robbraxmantech]

All our phones are VoLTE capable because that is the minimum requirement in the USA for YEARS.

[@bugstomper4670]

Going back to the 90's, with proprietary CDMA phones, that you had to change the phone, everytime you changed to cellular provider. That's what 'electronic SIM' means to me.

[@GUIMOZIRI]

Exactly. That's what it was, and is.

[@lyfandeth]

Back in the 90's CDMA meant you had a Verizon phone, IIRC. Changing to any other carrier meant getting a TDMA phone. It had nothing to do with SIM cards, they were two different systems, like AM vs FM radio. LTE is a sort of hybrid that enables the features of both. SOME factory sold phones, like Google and Samsung, and SOME Apple direct phones, will work on all networks. But if you buy a typical phone from Verizon (unlocked but not factory unlocked) it can still only be used on Verizon. The carriers and MVNOs can all fiddle with locking, but only manufacturer direct fully compatible phones can be used on all networks. (Unless the carrier refuses to service a phone they didn't sell.) Nice, huh?

[@bloepje]

We Europeans did not have any problems with that, as there is only one standard. GSM however everyone had their own analog network.

[@garychandler4296]

We got rid of our computers years ago, having to constantly be debugged, restored, etc., so I'm guessing our androids are pretty much scrood? We also tossed the tvs after finding out all the shit that was coming at us. Whoda thunk subliminal programming would get so sophisticated? So, our only smart devices in he house are the phones.

[@AllanKelly-w9n]

In Australia when we register a new sim phone number we have to provise a form of id such as a drivers licence number. If one doesn't want to be found, as I don't, then we just provide the licence details of someone who isn't us. From there, I don't provide this new number to anyone. No government agencies and not even people who know me. Whej governments need a mobile number I give them one that is registered to me but I only put that sim in a separate phone very occasionally when I'm traveling miles away from where I live. I'd be interested in the service you provide, but the problem is that Australian government agencies require you provide an Australian number.

[@diegocamachotorres5089]

and what options do we have here in Europe? Is still working your VoIP? Even Prepaid SimCards need and ID to get it...

[@michaelloving8004]

If I have phone without sim using sip client and I want to call my mom with a phone with sim but through her sip app would it be private or a dell laptop with wwan card with sim which is data only and sip client

[@rhawkins4578]

What do you think about Calyx Institute solutions?

[@robbraxmantech]

We install CalyxOS on our devices by default. If it's not BraxOS we use Calyx

[@johnadams8902]

Mr braxman, do you have one of those phones that will work in European countries?

[@robbraxmantech]

Our De-Googled Pixels will work anywhere. But the virtual phone service is US/Canada only at the moment

[@dironizareyes596]

Hey Rob do you know how I would be able to hook up my old Nokia n95 to work in the Ny nj Pennsylvania area?

[@Konrad-z9w]

I've seen some crime show a while ago where the criminal used 3g instead of 4g/5g and their communication stood out like a sore thumb on the network since they were the only one using 3g

[@cmadinga]

Shorter videos and on point in line with topic please

[@rayrous8229]

This is a lot to take in. I joined the brax website. Is there someone there that can help me to understand my options?

[@robbraxmantech]

there's a community there so just join the community chats

[@RxTV420]

Interested in making a purchase Like to improve secure internet conn to Home Does Brax WiFii router still exist as a good first choice followed by the Subscription for 1yr Or maybe the VOIP is a best choice Thanks ⛵️

[@asintonic]

Awesome. THANK YOU

[@EmeraldHill-vo1cs]

You dont have to be guilty of anything to be targeted. You Rob, should know that.

[@gregstarr2954]

Sounds good … what about people from outside the US? Can they still able to register for your Brax phone? How about making international call? Again… even without SIM card.. but when you use the internet… it is still traceable

[@DevinNerison]

Can this be sold in Thailand. I am from Oregon but have lived in Asia for 20 years.

[@therealjackfisher]

I am using sim cards and not planning to switch to no sim card phones. No sim card means you can do simwapping hack on them and I dont wanna risk that. A Phone should have at least one sim cards slot.

[@dugoy76]

Hi Brax, can i use in the Philippines?

[@DavidNapoles-ee2xl]

Nowadays, at least on android devices, you can use data network on airplane mode, does this work as well?

[@michaeltct7383]

All the cell phones I've ever used say "911 calls only" when I take out the SIM. Doesn't this mean that the phone is traceable, even without a SIM, since it is still connecting to the same towers and leaving a fingerprint?

[@Vagabond_Etranger]

Ed Snowden explained it best. Every 3-5 seconds, your phone pings the nearest tower with it's location & whatever else. Unless you turn it off & remove the battery. But now they've made it difficult & a pain in the rear to remove the battery, so I'm sure no one is gonna do it. Around 2005, I could easily remove my battery in 1-2 seconds, & re-install it in 2-3 seconds.

[@MaryHarper-x6r]

Thanks​ 4 the tip

[@PSM5787]

Now you turn off Bluetooth before turning off your phone or even making a call the call is the connection to the tower Bluetooth is the tracking try it just turn off your Bluetooth and watch you have tracking issues

[@rewer]

​@@Vagabond_Etrangeryou mentioned Hilary as "Killary", funny thing is your avatar totally support a genocide act that "kills' ten of thousands of innocent people. Im not pro any organization. I just felt the extreme irony when I read your comment and saw your avatar.

[@Tyflos-g6e]

correct

[@user-linuxmic]

Do you offer a private and protected email service ?

[@robbraxmantech]

Yes

[@lalajee143]

I tried to give my VoIP for 2fa. But the website needed actual phone number. 😢 I don’t know how to get around it

[@elsuperpollo2273]

I wished they would bring back 2g and 3g cause if go back to using a Nokia 3310 and not give out the number and only give it to family.

[@rockstar1011]

They are actually using 6g now.

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

@@rockstar1011 Just wait until they get to 14g. Then we're gonna see some serious $hit.

[@TimTheComputerDoctor]

​@@rockstar1011Wrong. 6g licences don't exist yet, and neither does the technology.

[@Randytherumbler]

Me too. I miss the old days of 2G,3G,and even in the pre-smartphone days when we didn't have to possess and have the apps for iphone, Android,and Apple. Android smartphones that aren't degoogled smartphones, don't have ASOP,and have F-droid are subject to privacy issues whenever they're anywhere online at the internet. Especially when any smartphone has all those numbers on them. Each and every one of them. Examples : IMSI / IMEI : IMSI stands for International Mobile Subscription Identification. IMEI stands for International Mobile Equipment Identification. MAC Address, whether by wi-fi or by your own VPN. Stands for Mobile Access Control. Declaration Bluetooth Address. ICC ID number. ESN's. Stand for electronic serial number(s). Besides your phone number, including with the area code,if you are on Facebook Live, Instagram,Pinterest, TikTok,whatever whatever you do, DON'T use your REAL name. DON'T post your real identity on the web. DON'T post your real address. And DON'T ever use the TOR network if you have NO idea what you're doing. Don't expect privacy whenever you're using any iPhone and/or Apple smartphones.

[@anovino1992]

​@@TimTheComputerDoctor Neither does 5g it's trials and errors. Later down the road, they'll inform you, what damage it has done to the brain.

[@Timberius]

There is a hidden second processor inside a SIM card, that has a connection to the telco, and it completely bypasses the operating system. I am suspecting that phones using an esim have that circuitry in the phone itself now, to maintain that hidden background connection.

[@ELREASON44]

What is the best way to work around a web site that rejects voip numbers only accepting non voip numbers?

[@robbraxmantech]

If they reject, then they want KYC (your ID). So you have to make a choice if that is acceptable to you. That's why they're rejecting. Google though will take Passkeys/Yubikey

[@DC-sj7ld]

I have my official phone and then I have a second no-sim phone. I have two Google voice. Not sure how that happened but they both work. Just so I have wireless internet and vpn!

[@ElaineGarcia-uo8qj]

Why you have phone with sim? Maybe take it out...put it aside for now. Now test it out...if you like how it works, then leave it like that. Throw the sim in the ol" junk drawer. Other than that...well you know (But I'd personally never ever put a sim back in a phone. Shuddering)

[@janburn007]

They did say it was an "official" phone - so maybe it is one they need to have for their work, & provided to them by their employer - in which case it probably won't be easy to get rid of either the phone handset, or the SIM card it contains - which may be the property of the employer.

[@ElaineGarcia-uo8qj]

@@janburn007 maybe so. Im my job we have to work in person and although we use tech it's a desktop computer. We even have to save our stuff on flash drive. If we want mobile tech it's our own we paid for it so we can do with our personal tech as we plese

[@willacewallace5905]

So... Brax phone hotspot to run a hotspot connected onion server... Internet ISP to Brax hotspot to onion server. How about this for a home server?

[@venkybabu4842]

A hand held is for something to connect just like radio links walkie talkie. And some emergencies.who makes 8 billion international calls per day.

[@pyzik200]

Listening while I drive to work in about jumped out of my seat when that phone rang lol

[@FrequencyandLightHealing]

Wish you were in the UK, I would use your services 😅

[@thecelt4807]

good man rob thankyou

[@TIMMY13cc]

Rob can you break down the patest federal raid on a phone app. Link is below

[@makarios-et]

Im planning to remove my sim from my smart phone after watching this. Then is it okay to buy a basic phone instead?