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Without a Trace: How to Keep Your Phone Off the Grid
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this post was submitted on 13 Dec 2023
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It tickles me when I read of journalists protecting their privacy. You can see how far up the tree they've climbed.
There are many, many more ways to track that anonymous phone. These are feel-good settings to disable for that sense of false security; like you're in control. It does have effect, don't get me wrong.
But a big part of tracking is not what your phone sends, but other devices detect. There's no opt out of that data collection.