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Texting or talking??????

Strainhunter

Tropical Outcast
Veteran
not a really good advice .. phone ID is linked to your SIM id in the network databases ... no problem to find your previous sim's from your current new SIM (but still using old phone) .. never do it!


OK then let me re-phrase this just for you:

Get an UNLOCKED GSM
(AT&T, T-Mobile) phone and buy any SIM card from any of the carriers supporting GSM standard and you'll be fine.

Or do what this guy does:


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gettogro

Active member
Veteran
I have to communicate with people cross country all the time. I buy a bunch of the $30 300 min net10 phones. Then set them up with fake names and area codes no where near where we are. I mail the phone to the person I want to talk to with my number programmed in it, so we dont even have to tell each other our new numbers over the phone. Use for a month and then trash the phone and repeat.
 
no one responded to this guy, but looks like this was one of the smartest post on this thread. now to research a pgp program.

My 2cents.....

Do not talk on the phone as it's your voice and no deniability will exist.
Do not text on the phone as it's also on your callers phone, twice the risk.

Try this:
- Get a good PGP program (i.e. http://www.gnupg.org/).
- Share a secret key with them. Individually or as a group as you see fit.
- Share a GMail account(s) between you and your friend(s).
- Write your messages in say notepad and save the encrypted text into a GMail message.
- DO NOT "SEND" THE MESSAGE ANYWHERE. You just save it as a draft.
- Your friend(s) can log into the shared GMail account and download/decrypt and read the message(s).
- No mail ever gets sent. No message ever gets stored or goes out in the clear.
- Change secrets frequently and/or if you suspect a "problem" with a friend.
- Delete old messages ; Clear the trash ;-)

ICred.
 
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