Turn GPS or just keep the phone off until you need it. Dont put a sim card in it.

…no

Pit it on another phone that you keep in your car or another profile with nothing else on it

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Yes EFF is legit I was speaking of ops link

I’m not talking about EFF I’m talking about ops link

Fuck this article. They buried the fact that they used existing backdoors to get into the system just as if they were MSNBC.

Here’s one that doesn’t bury the lead https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2024/10/salt-typhoon-hack-shows-theres-no-security-backdoor-thats-only-good-guys

Idk what this site ops link is but it also popped up asking for donations and its the first time ive ever been there. Fuuuuck that.

That’s not the same matrix

Thrift store

America deserved 9/11

What does he do

What the fuck does any of that matter. How are you about to say someone shouldn’t live where they want because its expensive and they can afford it? Nebraska fucking sucks BTW.

Holy shit what a lib response

Make your point by insulting the intelligence of the people you’re trying to make your point to

Very smart move

That’s not very much for a house in LA

Sharp NEC

??

Where do you get these insights?

It was free making .ml domains good for web development.

I’m sure @dessalines and @nutomic has a chuckle about it. Definitely a fitting TLD to use, especially for lemmygrad.

They were free up until 2023

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.ml

This part is funny

Employees for the United States Armed Forces regularly misspell emails—suffixed with the .mil TLD—with .ml. In 2013, Dutch internet entrepreneur Johannes Zuurbier took on the .ml TLD. He attempted to contact the United States government about classified information being sent to army.ml and navy.ml in 2014 through Dutch diplomats.[citation needed] The contents of these emails include crew and staff lists, maps and photos of installations, naval inspection reports, and passwords. Emails that were sent to the .ml TLD include the travel itinerary of chief of staff James McConville on a trip to Indonesia in 2023, information about Kurdistan Workers’ Party efforts in the United States, and Australian Department of Defence documents detailing issues with Australian F-35s. On 17 July 2023, Zuurbier’s contract expired and control was reverted back to the Malian government.