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41. The guy

Reply to littlemissmartypants (Reply #40)

Mon Jan 12, 2026, 11:08 AM

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I mentioned (Louis Rossman) and a large group are tracking and mapping the spread of this scourge.
In the case anyone is interested:

https://banishbigbrother.com/flock-camera-map/

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'Horrifying' leak reveals ICE 'stalkers' have access to Americans' cell phone data [View all] cbabe Monday OP

Yep..................... Lovie777 Monday #1

To be fair, most of that information can be obtained by any private citizen. Hellbound Hellhound Monday #2

Private citizens cannot track you this way obamanut2012 Monday #3

You GROSSLY underestimate how much information is already out there and how much can be FOIA'd to the right companies. Hellbound Hellhound Monday #4

You missed the point about wholesale government surveillance. Kid Berwyn Monday #17

Oh, I didn't miss the point; My counterpoint is that one doesn't even need the government to do it. Hellbound Hellhound Monday #18

That's great, but besides the original point. Kid Berwyn Monday #19

I mean, there's obviously degrees of power. Hellbound Hellhound Monday #23

We are all naked to public scrutiny. RVN VET71 Monday #53

10/10, no notes. I agree with you fully. n/t Hellbound Hellhound Monday #54

And, of course, there is the NSA data center in Utah markodochartaigh Monday #27

Thanks, Kid. n/t yellow dahlia Monday #70

You are misisng my point: private citzens cannot track you this way obamanut2012 Monday #44

Hey man, you got a personal stake tied up in this, I don't. I understand. "You're right" if that's what you need. n/t Hellbound Hellhound Monday #47

Squirrell stillspkg Monday #57

Oh, see, THAT is a drastically different animal and I agree entirely. Hellbound Hellhound Monday #58

FOIA's aren't dealt with quickly & are challenged for "standing," so the FOIA argument doesn't hold for average citizens ancianita Monday #74

As a for instance... Hellbound Hellhound Monday #16

I'm not disputing what you're saying radical noodle Monday #37

Context search. Post history, details gleaned, timestamps, general statements, writing style, locations, profiles... Hellbound Hellhound Monday #38

So here's PURELY an example. Hellbound Hellhound Monday #39

Wow! radical noodle Monday #66

Tell me how YOU track a neighborhood's worth of phones like teh OP states obamanut2012 Monday #45

With a lot of hard work and research. Hellbound Hellhound Monday #48

Do it DBoon Monday #75

It is fairly trivial Lithos Monday #28

It really isn't obamanut2012 Monday #46

They do it all the time Lithos Monday #62

The way this is done without a warrant is..... reACTIONary Monday #67

Just wait ForgedCrank Monday #20

One of those is less than a mile down the main road that runs in front of the farm. ... littlemissmartypants Monday #40

The guy ForgedCrank Monday #41

I tried to add it. But it's more complicated than I have bandwidth for at the moment. ... littlemissmartypants Monday #52

Oooooh! MorbidButterflyTat Monday #71

It really does! What a great idea, MBT! ❤️ littlemissmartypants Monday #72

Kick dalton99a Monday #5

I do not have a cell phone katmondoo Monday #7

I don't have one either! CountAllVotes Monday #43

It's called 'Stingray' CousinIT Monday #6

Stingray is ancient tech orangecrush Monday #21

Still in use though, it seems - article from June 2025. I remember from the No Kings protest...people were.. CousinIT Monday #24

There are apps in Google Play store orangecrush Monday #32

So would it work to "go invisible" if you turn your phone totally off and put it in an RFID wallet? woodsprite Monday #8

Burners are currently the best option, and the cheapest for their efficacy. Hellbound Hellhound Monday #9

Spot on. orangecrush Monday #22

Cheers mate, thanks for the nod. Hellbound Hellhound Monday #25

True again orangecrush Monday #30

Solid. I've always wanted to get into HAM but money's been the limiting factor. Hellbound Hellhound Monday #31

Look up "Baofeng" ham radio orangecrush Monday #33

No shit? Man, I just took a look and they've changed a LOT since I looked last! Hellbound Hellhound Monday #35

My pleasure orangecrush Monday #36

I saw a video orangecrush Monday #26

Agreed, with cameras everywhere, the only surefire way to not get tracked via phone is to not have a phone. Hellbound Hellhound Monday #29

A good RFID bag (or Faraday bag) would help a lot. erronis Monday #49

Perhaps you could "go invisible" temporarily. progressoid Monday #68

Scary jfz9580m Monday #10

Your tax dollars at work. Kid Berwyn Monday #11

Well, when you integrate something into every aspect of your life without a clear understanding of how it all works... OldBaldy1701E Monday #12

California launches one-click system to delete personal data from hundreds of brokers cbabe Monday #15

Good idea. We'll see how well it really works. erronis Monday #50

Law enforcement has been using portable cell phone tower capture devices...stingray...since the 90's Melon Monday #13

Can law enforcement "see" your phone if your location services is turned off? Felicita Monday #69

I think if your phone is on...which is using cell service Melon Monday #76

Having a cell phone is like having the Government in your pocket, and not just the U.S. gov! RedWhiteBlueIsRacist Monday #14

Word orangecrush Monday #34

THAT was the name of the show I was thinking of, "Person of Interest". Hellbound Hellhound Monday #42

The consistent misuse of information has a foul smell attached to it Torchlight Monday #51

Intrusive vs Exclusive Tech 2na fisherman Monday #55

that has to be unconstitutional, right? barbtries Monday #56

You'd be surprised how much of their lives people sign away to cell phone companies in their contracts. n/t Hellbound Hellhound Monday #59

Faraday bags -misanthroptimist Monday #60

I somehow survived half a century without a cell phone. hunter Monday #61

NAZIS Joinfortmill Monday #63

A VPN will protect your data through encryption, although not your movement GoodRaisin Monday #64

Elon??? Evolve Dammit Monday #65

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"...the Trump administration's growing surveillance state." calimary 21 hrs ago #77