Nailed it. When service X doesn't know what address you gave service Y, not only can they not correlate your activity with each other easily, but it's really hard for an attacker to impersonate Y without the address you used there. So as a nice bonus, it can reduce the likelyhood of phishing.
I love people who talk clearly, concisely and FAST! Slow talkers annoy me. So much awesome information delivered! I just need to put these into action and find a VoIP provider.
It was very pleasant to hear a such great, informative, useful and impassioned conference presentation! You ARE really professional Naomi! I loved to hear every minutes!👌
I could listen to her talk IT all day, this is one of the most well written scripts ever! Easy to follow, the right amount of detail without being over complicated. Everyone can understand it. Absolutely brilliant and certainly taught me about awareness and what to do etc.
@You Tube I would think that is a personal preference. Start with the hardware requirements listed at Graphene's official site. I use a Pixel. I watched "side of burritos" UA-cam channel for installation tutorial. It was super easy. I've been super happy so far, not just because of all the privacy gained, but the ability to control permissions, and streamline apps is great.
Translation: VOIP may not work with normal text (SMS) messages, so if these matter to you, make sure you confirm your VoIP printer supports it. This is important because these days many systems depend on sms for 2FA, for various accounts, so you need it.
“…Information is the most valuable commodity that I know of (Michael Douglas - Wallstreet quote) 😊 And your knowledge & expertise shows us how to minimise this 👍🏾 Keep up the good fight N, your doing a brilliant job. Love your content, and as always, I hope that you & the family are all well & blessed 🙏🏾
This is a GREAT talk. Re: companies don't like VOIP numbers People at these companies also like privacy, but the issue is spammers and hackers who make it impossible to properly ban them because there is no way to prevent their new email, IP, and etc. from signing up. The only way to stop them enough to let automated systems deal with them is to impose costs for getting banned. E.g. you need new numbers, new IP addresses, and etc. I really want to +1 the idea of using a prepaid to do the sign ups and then transferring to a VOIP. That's a really cool trick.
You can spawn a lot of words per minute. wow. The automatic English subtitling can just keep up.. People need some time to absorb info. This tempo is quite high. I can hear every word very clearly, and i can even read the subtitles (in a language that is non-native to me) at the same time, but if you would ask me afterwards (or anyone in the actual audience) to repeat what i'd heard in this speech, i can only come up with a very limited recap.. One thing i want to mention: You have no "tick" in your speech, like saying "right?", or "OK?", or (etc)... Very very good! That is a delight.. I love mangos too.
Its a nice idea to carry anonymous phones, but they do not exist in some countries, like here in Australia. As gov policy, we cannot operate unassigned handsets or SIMs on a carrier network. Therefore even VoIP calls are attached to a carrier known IMEI... :-/
In the UK, it is possible for police to log-in to mobile networks and do their own traces and searches. When there is a crime in a particular area, they look for ALL phones in that area at the time. This is without any Order. They also look for groups of phones travelling together between sites, plus any switched on and off together in areas or at home addresses. That is then linked to names and faces from ANPR databases. We have a disturbing new type of surveillance in the UK on roads, it is a side facing camera system to take pictures through side windows to see who is driving and who passengers of vehicles are. This is often at ANPR and speed camera sites, plus red light cameras and yellow box junctions. Some are at random intervals on main roads. Totally invasive. Police do NOT like window tints as it obstructs them. The latest problem for them is the "chamelion" tint that goes on a windscreen and although it does not block light, it gives a metallic or colour appearance from the outside, almost reflective. The cameras can not see through it and ANPR cameras that have been taking and storing photos of people for 25years on a huge database are ineffective.
Australia, the UK, Canada and NZ were taken over by the US corrupt sociopaths in the 70s-80s to do their massive scam of EMBEZZLING government money! They named that scam "privatization", and we need to know that wars, vaxes, digital ID systems, social credit and carbon tracking entities, 15-minute cities, and all surveillance and tracking systems are privatized! The sociopathic money ADDICTS have schemed to subjugate us more so we cannot rise up against their corruption, tyranny and inhumanity. It is CRUCIAL for us to know and expose the corruption. The overview below is just 6 paragraphs, and shows us what is behind the curtain of lies they dupe us with. Information is power, and knowing what the scammers hide from us will mean we can do good OFFENSE and be effective in fighting the corrupt liars, not just keep reacting as the sociopaths continue to escalate their tyranny and oppression, and take everything from us. Here is what the US criminals have done all over the world, since WW2: 1. Take over a country by coup, assassination, lies about government being corrupt or by threat or invasion so they can... 2. Implement their EMBEZZLING scam of "privatization", taking over government services & systems and national assets so the corrupt liars can handle fiat government money & BILL THE GOVERNMENT ANY AMOUNT for running such things; they provide themselves with massive exec salaries and insanely high profits, becoming oligarchs and billionaires. 3. Lie to the public ENDLESSLY to keep us duped. 4. Praise leaders who submit to US corruption & demonize leaders who RESIST or reverse it - like Putin, who reversed the US plundering done under US puppet Yeltsin, like Chavez and Maduro in Venezuela, like Gaddafi wanting things nationalized and government money going to THE PEOPLE, like Morales in Bolivia, like Assad who said NO to a US pipeline through Syria, and so on. We also need to know that the demonization of both Russia and China is part of the multipronged US sabotage of the BRICS coalition since 2006. The greedy sociopathic money ADDICTS hate that those two countries are doing fair deals with other countries and helping them escape US control, corruption, privatization and loansharking. Also, vax co's & digital ID systems to control & subjugate us are "privatized" (as are quarantine camps). The scheme was to get TRILLIONS from many govts FOREVER while arranging to squash us so we could never rise up to stop their corruption, tyranny and inhumanity. They tried many pandemics previously to enrich themselves with government money; this was the most coordinated one - and used the most coercion. More specifics re "privatization" embezzling: Yes, in general a government can issue ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY for anything that is physically possible; the corrupt know this and have used that knowledge to scam the public and embezzle government money. They take over government services, conning the public about "saving money" and being "more efficient", but those are lies. The costs actually become higher because the corrupt liars overbill the govt for everything, billing ANY AMOUNT, providing massive exec salaries and insanely high profits, as already mentioned. And they give us REDUCED services, because their sociopathic greed and money addiction means they take more for themselves and do not supply what they are supposed to supply for us. Basically, the US has built a global corruption cartel, taking over countries (and their media) to EMBEZZLE from their governments. The UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand were coopted and corrupted in the 70s-80s; the massive embezzling that ensued by taking over the many dozens of government services, support systems, assets and resources they had is what gave rise to the billionaire class in the 80s! We need a successful INTERVENTION on the lunatic money addicts in power who lie, destroy and KILL for more "money fixes". They are totally UNFIT TO GOVERN and derelict in their duty, and should face charges of dereliction of duty, violating the Constitution, embezzling federal money, crimes against humanity, violating the Nuremberg code, war crimes and more.
I haven't been into a shop and bought a phone myself for a few years now but you still need an I'd if you buy a mobile in likes of Woolies, or bigw? The mobile I recently got was from bigw online and it's crap 😂🤣
Depending on how you're viewing your privacy, VPNs only mask IP-based location information and they can’t change your GPS data or other methods used to track location.
They can still track people through unique user ID, supercookies, site cookies etc. IP is only one way. VPNS are a bit of a scam really. Mis-sold to gullible people that think it keeps them safe, like secure email services. Email is only secure between the user and company and other users, once it gets sent outside that company, it is unencrypted.
On the cell tower tracking, in one of my classes years ago how each hands you off from tower to tower typically you are in contact with 3 towers all the time, one is primary and the other 2 are determined based on the direction/speed you are going. As you are starting the move through the range of the cell the tower will be in communication with the next towers it predicts you will need to be needed to hand off to. Lets say you are subscriber XX on Tower 1. The tower will predict you are heading NW at 72 mph and by a certain time will see that your signal strength will be getting weaker and you'll be handed off to Tower 2. But you will also be given 2 or more towers that you will also be monitored by. There are some differences, some the mobile device will determine the towers to hand off to (IIRC GSM based) and the tower will make the direction to the new towers (CDMA based). Now with LTE and 5G NR this likely has changed some. Something to note, when you turn off a device the device sends a message to the network saying "Hey I'm powering off here, remember I was here", and the tower EXPECTS you to come back up to the same tower. I can't remember the name of the message there. I have some digging to do. And another note, if the device has no SIM, E911 services are STILL ALIVE. The device still could have an attachment to a LTE/5G NR tower. When you dial 911 it connects immediately, it can't do that without being attached to a cell tower. A great contact on learning how the towers and mobile devices communicate is Dr. Ernest Simo. He used to teach this is great detail.
I love your presentations but very new to your platform. I'm very shocked that you did this in my state. That's something that I never would've expected being so rural. I'm just digging into pfSense and firewall protection since I want to keep Amazon and the rest from tracking me as well as running an ad blocker all incorporated with a VPN and VLAN. I hope you find great success while sharing your wealth of knowledge with the rest of us. Thank you so very much for all you do.
Brilliant content Naomi. Why are we not bringing global law suits against data breeches. If anyone knows of partitions/law suits open now, please comment below so l can behind them please 🙏
I have been telling folks from coast to coast to stop putting the NETWORK ADDRESS of the computer that is their cellular phone on their business cards. Have been advising them to use your desk phones (voip) as a firewall forwarding calls to your cellular phone since about 2014. It's incredible how we have adopted technology without even a basic understanding of how any of it works. Naomi, also did the interview I told you about, but it is not for public viewing. Would be interested in showing it to you if you would like to collaborate on the information contained within it. I just have my hands tied as to what I can talk about without putting my professional life in jeopardy. Big fan by the way, keep it up sister. Was this Porcfest? was there years ago. The white mountains is a beautiful place.
Great speech! Also glad you covered the phone number bit, because I knew it was a problem thanks to you and other youtubers but hadn't found a solution breakdown video yet or rather didn't have the right search words to go hunting for it.
Great information that everyone needs to learn about !! Terms of service third-party is a big Red Flag and will not accept cookies !!! If everyone started using these techniques it might lead to industry changes as they lose money and users !!! De-Googling should be a much bigger push and done more !!!
This is the best information on the internet for freedom loving individuals! Don't let the privacy sucking data vampires in to your life! This kind of information should be taught to all, starting in kindergarten! (or better yet, our government should actually put a stop to this BS way around the 4th amendment so that non tech savoy citizens can have sovereignty of THEIR information online)
Came expecting a deep dive on NOSTR, left satisfied without you ever mentioning it. Great presentation! But seriously, it's past time for you to do an episode all about NOSTR...
Really nice presentation! You got me thinking about VoIP. Question re that - how much data one'd need to use VoIP (personal use, not constantly sitting on the blah-blah phone calls)?
I live in Poland. All SIM cards here have to be register with your id to work. SUDO and Google Voice doesn't work here. Can you share more tips what to use instead?
I live in Sweden and therefore within the EU and you can't get an anonymous prepaid SIM card anymore. It's illegal and the reason being was for them to be able to catch criminals that used burner SIM cards but sure it removes one option for you in the aspect of anonymity.
RIP anonymous sim numbers in Sweden... It is mandatory to register ALL phone numbers to a legitimate identity. Btw I dont know if this talk mentioned this but if not, make sure your phones have 2G disabled to prevent basic stingray attacks against you. 2g is extremely insecure and not used for anything important anyway. Just disable it and make it a bit harder for the government to listen in on your cellular traffic.
great information, but overwhelming for even us folks that are somewhat in the know. Do you have videos of these things broken down and in order? Thank you for the great information.
I live in Sweden, and there are new laws now and on their way that: 1) forces people to ID themselves when getting any SIM card (no more anonymous SIMs). 2) makes it illegal to use and download encrypted apps like Signal, wickr etc.
In Poland we can't get anonynmous SIM cards either, but we can always go to Czech Republic to buy one. The only way to have privacy is to break the law
I am really surprised to hear Sweden and Poland are specifically trying to remove a right to privacy. That's horrifying. That does not bode well for their citizens.
Catch: You live in a country where you are legally required to register with an ID (think a government-issued ID card or passport) to get any SIM card. Including prepaid SIM cards. And of course all the telcos had a major data breach and I happened to see my name, birthdate, address, and more on the list. Haha! Got me. Almost everyone in the country too. But I've also read of money launderers simply buying phones (SIM card and all) off migrant workers heading back to their home country, and using that phone to do their thing. 🤷🏻♂️
Anonymous SIM? That's not possible in most countries (e.g. all of Europe). There are laws requiring that ID is shown when buying SIMs, even temporary prepaid ones.
One mail server package that you sometimes see uses a hyphen instead of a plus for aliasing. Everyone recognizes a plus, but few will even think about hyphen aliasing.
In 1999 I told people that police can triangulate your position to 5m at that time. No one believed me. I used to work and design 3G back then in the early stages of the technology.
In the USA you can buy a prepaid sim anonymously almost everywhere. In other countries it's more difficult. Michael Bazzel covers good international suggestions in his ebook: inteltechniques.com/book7a.html
Thanks for the talk Naomi - but, don't you have to hand over personal information when activating the prepaid SIM? Like KYC? Or is the point of this NOT about hiding your identity from the phone provider and ONLY about hiding it from third parties by not handing it out? Can't third-parties ask the phone provider "I don't know Naomi's phone number but I want to know where she is"?
It probably matters what country you live in is my guess. In the US you don't have to. But I think even if you do its still better because of what you said in the second part of your comment.
In South Africa we cannot buy a SIM card and activate it without giving out our RSA ID which directly links you to a number forever unless that number gets repurposed by the provider if the number goes dormant after a period of time.
My thought too, I'm in WiFi range 95% of the time but the other five, where my "mobile" phone earns it's keep is where you need the data to get the call, how do you do that without cell tower knowing your number. Or do I have to keep buyin pay as you go Sims which we can buy over the counter still here in the UK I believe, but it's more expensive. SIM only monthly contracts will still need to be paid for with an account linked to you. Not to take away from this, you've got a new subscriber in me, and I am thinking about privacy much more. One thing I have never done is give any more info on social media etc than is necessary, why do people give them a birthday and where they work etc, why tell the world.
I use filters religiously, so I actually don't see the flood of mail, I have mail for certain addresses go directly to subfolders, and turn off notifications and mark them as read automatically. So I get to keep the messages, but they're basically immediately archived so I don't see them
I enjoyed the Informative material in this piece. It appears that Sudo isn't available in my play store locality (Ireland) and rather than changing locality I am wondering if there's a comparable app with all of the Sudo's features?
Another point is, to not under estimate your company using your data to sell it. My own sold employees data to multiple 3rd parties. Which recruiters have reached out to me through a number I only used at work, in my emergency contact list. Never give number out. But now all these companies have it. They'll try to force employees to use personal phones to USe 2FMA for work devices to track employees and sell their employees. Or work mandating using employees bluetooth on personal cell to access sound volume on work device....another way to monitor employees, tack them, and sell to data brokers. Same with insurance companies forcing use of uploading agreement to use 3rd party vendors to upload docs for insurance claims and it's only form of uploading info. They do this again to sell your data! Companies are getting shadier and shadier ways to access and sell your data.
I wish there was a place I could go just to talk to someone where the records could not be subject to subpoena by a court of law. To me privacy is a human right.
One thing I kinda didn't understand or perhaps I did, but I just don't like: if using a prepaid phone, does that not hinder your phone's connection to internet? 🤔 I really like having a fast connection 24/7 and if I switched to a prepaid, I feel that would be a step back
For over 27+ years i was a senior soft / hardware developer and did allot of security work that came with it. And exacly what Naomi saids. Companies do not care that much about your privacy. It's the money they can make from it that mostly count. But to be honest, do we have privacy on the internet? Well i believe we're far past that line. The only think you can do is to minimize the information you put on there. But then again hospitals and goverment or other companies that have sensitive information about you can be hacked and if the hacker can get his hands on the decryption key/ certifcate or sourcecode your privacy is lost. Being in the business for so long you'll see the quirks of failing security, bad way of storage of information. The lazyness to protect people data.. And most of the time sensitive data like social security data creditcard and banking information. You can protect yourself but does the other side of the connection also protect you? Thats the question. So you can try to keep your privacy, but there are more parties involved in your journey over the big and kinda privateless internet. If there's money that can be made, they will do it! Like some sick hacker had hacked a hospital and stole photo's of women with breast cancer and sold it WITH info over the patient. So... do we actually have privacy on the internet? Unfortunally my experience saids not.
Of course its a responsive crowd Naomi, you are the absolute greatest.
Naomi or Sliced 🍞🥪🥖🥐 how about Both?😅❤
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5:35 😂❤ do u know Becky, Astro-star 🌟 ?
Nailed it.
When service X doesn't know what address you gave service Y, not only can they not correlate your activity with each other easily, but it's really hard for an attacker to impersonate Y without the address you used there. So as a nice bonus, it can reduce the likelyhood of phishing.
I love people who talk clearly, concisely and FAST! Slow talkers annoy me. So much awesome information delivered! I just need to put these into action and find a VoIP provider.
Welp! Seems you can only get a VoIP mobile number in America. No luck for any Aussies :(
It was very pleasant to hear a such great, informative, useful and impassioned conference presentation!
You ARE really professional Naomi! I loved to hear every minutes!👌
I could listen to her talk IT all day, this is one of the most well written scripts ever! Easy to follow, the right amount of detail without being over complicated. Everyone can understand it. Absolutely brilliant and certainly taught me about awareness and what to do etc.
@@Bond2025 True. She no need scripts or any help, because exactly knows what is saying!
Beautiful and clever! ❤
Agreed ❤.
AAll bs to sell you stuff you do/tneed. VPNis bs not private at all.
A De-Googled phone with Graphene OS is my #1 recommendation
@You Tube Google Pixel (7)
@You Tube I would think that is a personal preference. Start with the hardware requirements listed at Graphene's official site. I use a Pixel. I watched "side of burritos" UA-cam channel for installation tutorial. It was super easy. I've been super happy so far, not just because of all the privacy gained, but the ability to control permissions, and streamline apps is great.
Translation: VOIP may not work with normal text (SMS) messages, so if these matter to you, make sure you confirm your VoIP printer supports it.
This is important because these days many systems depend on sms for 2FA, for various accounts, so you need it.
That's 1 of my questions since nore and more restaurant send text once your table is ready.
You shouldn't use your phone number as 2FA. Email or Authentication app is much more secure.
@@mr.boniato6402 that might be so, but for people that do use SMS-based 2FA, they should be careful.
@@mr.boniato6402That is not always offered as an option.
Problem is many banks use your phone number as 2FA with no other options yet.
Your lecturing style is ALSO superlative! Hopefully, we'll see more of these...if you're so inclined...in future.
ATT: whoever books Naomi for a talk.
Please book her for double time. Want to hear her ramble on and nerd out, so informative when she does.
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These people were so lucky to have you as a guest ❤
Very informative and entertaining as always!
Have a great week Naomi 🔥🚀
“…Information is the most valuable commodity that I know of (Michael Douglas - Wallstreet quote) 😊 And your knowledge & expertise shows us how to minimise this 👍🏾 Keep up the good fight N, your doing a brilliant job. Love your content, and as always, I hope that you & the family are all well & blessed 🙏🏾
This is a GREAT talk.
Re: companies don't like VOIP numbers
People at these companies also like privacy, but the issue is spammers and hackers who make it impossible to properly ban them because there is no way to prevent their new email, IP, and etc. from signing up. The only way to stop them enough to let automated systems deal with them is to impose costs for getting banned. E.g. you need new numbers, new IP addresses, and etc.
I really want to +1 the idea of using a prepaid to do the sign ups and then transferring to a VOIP. That's a really cool trick.
That's tremendous. I greatly appreciate all your help and your skill as a presenter.
SimpleLogin with reverse aliases is awesome.
You can spawn a lot of words per minute. wow. The automatic English subtitling can just keep up..
People need some time to absorb info. This tempo is quite high.
I can hear every word very clearly, and i can even read the subtitles (in a language that is non-native to me) at the same time, but if you would ask me afterwards (or anyone in the actual audience) to repeat what i'd heard in this speech, i can only come up with a very limited recap..
One thing i want to mention: You have no "tick" in your speech, like saying "right?", or "OK?", or (etc)... Very very good! That is a delight..
I love mangos too.
I'm watching at 1.5x and caught it just fine. You could slow it down if you need.
Amazing work Naomi,...thank you for that COURAGE & DEDICATION !!!👍👍👍
Its a nice idea to carry anonymous phones, but they do not exist in some countries, like here in Australia. As gov policy, we cannot operate unassigned handsets or SIMs on a carrier network. Therefore even VoIP calls are attached to a carrier known IMEI... :-/
In the UK, it is possible for police to log-in to mobile networks and do their own traces and searches. When there is a crime in a particular area, they look for ALL phones in that area at the time. This is without any Order. They also look for groups of phones travelling together between sites, plus any switched on and off together in areas or at home addresses. That is then linked to names and faces from ANPR databases. We have a disturbing new type of surveillance in the UK on roads, it is a side facing camera system to take pictures through side windows to see who is driving and who passengers of vehicles are. This is often at ANPR and speed camera sites, plus red light cameras and yellow box junctions. Some are at random intervals on main roads. Totally invasive. Police do NOT like window tints as it obstructs them. The latest problem for them is the "chamelion" tint that goes on a windscreen and although it does not block light, it gives a metallic or colour appearance from the outside, almost reflective. The cameras can not see through it and ANPR cameras that have been taking and storing photos of people for 25years on a huge database are ineffective.
Australia, the UK, Canada and NZ were taken over by the US corrupt sociopaths in the 70s-80s to do their massive scam of EMBEZZLING government money! They named that scam "privatization", and we need to know that wars, vaxes, digital ID systems, social credit and carbon tracking entities, 15-minute cities, and all surveillance and tracking systems are privatized!
The sociopathic money ADDICTS have schemed to subjugate us more so we cannot rise up against their corruption, tyranny and inhumanity.
It is CRUCIAL for us to know and expose the corruption.
The overview below is just 6 paragraphs, and shows us what is behind the curtain of lies they dupe us with. Information is power, and knowing what the scammers hide from us will mean we can do good OFFENSE and be effective in fighting the corrupt liars, not just keep reacting as the sociopaths continue to escalate their tyranny and oppression, and take everything from us.
Here is what the US criminals have done all over the world, since WW2:
1. Take over a country by coup, assassination, lies about government being corrupt or by threat or invasion so they can...
2. Implement their EMBEZZLING scam of "privatization", taking over government services & systems and national assets so the corrupt liars can handle fiat government money & BILL THE GOVERNMENT ANY AMOUNT for running such things; they provide themselves with massive exec salaries and insanely high profits, becoming oligarchs and billionaires.
3. Lie to the public ENDLESSLY to keep us duped.
4. Praise leaders who submit to US corruption & demonize leaders who RESIST or reverse it - like Putin, who reversed the US plundering done under US puppet Yeltsin, like Chavez and Maduro in Venezuela, like Gaddafi wanting things nationalized and government money going to THE PEOPLE, like Morales in Bolivia, like Assad who said NO to a US pipeline through Syria, and so on.
We also need to know that the demonization of both Russia and China is part of the multipronged US sabotage of the BRICS coalition since 2006. The greedy sociopathic money ADDICTS hate that those two countries are doing fair deals with other countries and helping them escape US control, corruption, privatization and loansharking.
Also, vax co's & digital ID systems to control & subjugate us are "privatized" (as are quarantine camps). The scheme was to get TRILLIONS from many govts FOREVER while arranging to squash us so we could never rise up to stop their corruption, tyranny and inhumanity. They tried many pandemics previously to enrich themselves with government money; this was the most coordinated one - and used the most coercion.
More specifics re "privatization" embezzling: Yes, in general a government can issue ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY for anything that is physically possible; the corrupt know this and have used that knowledge to scam the public and embezzle government money. They take over government services, conning the public about "saving money" and being "more efficient", but those are lies. The costs actually become higher because the corrupt liars overbill the govt for everything, billing ANY AMOUNT, providing massive exec salaries and insanely high profits, as already mentioned. And they give us REDUCED services, because their sociopathic greed and money addiction means they take more for themselves and do not supply what they are supposed to supply for us.
Basically, the US has built a global corruption cartel, taking over countries (and their media) to EMBEZZLE from their governments. The UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand were coopted and corrupted in the 70s-80s; the massive embezzling that ensued by taking over the many dozens of government services, support systems, assets and resources they had is what gave rise to the billionaire class in the 80s!
We need a successful INTERVENTION on the lunatic money addicts in power who lie, destroy and KILL for more "money fixes". They are totally UNFIT TO GOVERN and derelict in their duty, and should face charges of dereliction of duty, violating the Constitution, embezzling federal money, crimes against humanity, violating the Nuremberg code, war crimes and more.
I haven't been into a shop and bought a phone myself for a few years now but you still need an I'd if you buy a mobile in likes of Woolies, or bigw? The mobile I recently got was from bigw online and it's crap 😂🤣
Wow, your so terrific & your ability to explain these truths about you pH is unequaled
Thanks for your support and for watching!!
Depending on how you're viewing your privacy, VPNs only mask IP-based location information and they can’t change your GPS data or other methods used to track location.
They can still track people through unique user ID, supercookies, site cookies etc. IP is only one way.
VPNS are a bit of a scam really. Mis-sold to gullible people that think it keeps them safe, like secure email services. Email is only secure between the user and company and other users, once it gets sent outside that company, it is unencrypted.
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Naomi and TheHatedOne are the best! Thank you for your effort trying to wake people up!
On the cell tower tracking, in one of my classes years ago how each hands you off from tower to tower typically you are in contact with 3 towers all the time, one is primary and the other 2 are determined based on the direction/speed you are going. As you are starting the move through the range of the cell the tower will be in communication with the next towers it predicts you will need to be needed to hand off to. Lets say you are subscriber XX on Tower 1. The tower will predict you are heading NW at 72 mph and by a certain time will see that your signal strength will be getting weaker and you'll be handed off to Tower 2. But you will also be given 2 or more towers that you will also be monitored by. There are some differences, some the mobile device will determine the towers to hand off to (IIRC GSM based) and the tower will make the direction to the new towers (CDMA based). Now with LTE and 5G NR this likely has changed some.
Something to note, when you turn off a device the device sends a message to the network saying "Hey I'm powering off here, remember I was here", and the tower EXPECTS you to come back up to the same tower. I can't remember the name of the message there. I have some digging to do.
And another note, if the device has no SIM, E911 services are STILL ALIVE. The device still could have an attachment to a LTE/5G NR tower. When you dial 911 it connects immediately, it can't do that without being attached to a cell tower.
A great contact on learning how the towers and mobile devices communicate is Dr. Ernest Simo. He used to teach this is great detail.
Brilliant presentation, Naomi. We need to make this common knowledge. Thank you for your great work.
I love your presentations but very new to your platform. I'm very shocked that you did this in my state. That's something that I never would've expected being so rural. I'm just digging into pfSense and firewall protection since I want to keep Amazon and the rest from tracking me as well as running an ad blocker all incorporated with a VPN and VLAN. I hope you find great success while sharing your wealth of knowledge with the rest of us. Thank you so very much for all you do.
as always, AWESOME! TXH Naomi for your great work!
Brilliant content Naomi. Why are we not bringing global law suits against data breeches. If anyone knows of partitions/law suits open now, please comment below so l can behind them please 🙏
Wow I could dig listening to you all day...
Excellent presentation, thanks for all you do Naomi!
Great video. Thanks so much for your work, Naomi!
I have been telling folks from coast to coast to stop putting the NETWORK ADDRESS of the computer that is their cellular phone on their business cards. Have been advising them to use your desk phones (voip) as a firewall forwarding calls to your cellular phone since about 2014. It's incredible how we have adopted technology without even a basic understanding of how any of it works. Naomi, also did the interview I told you about, but it is not for public viewing. Would be interested in showing it to you if you would like to collaborate on the information contained within it. I just have my hands tied as to what I can talk about without putting my professional life in jeopardy. Big fan by the way, keep it up sister. Was this Porcfest? was there years ago. The white mountains is a beautiful place.
Great speech! Also glad you covered the phone number bit, because I knew it was a problem thanks to you and other youtubers but hadn't found a solution breakdown video yet or rather didn't have the right search words to go hunting for it.
Wow! A very enthusiastic presentation impassioned with information. I'm just a little scared of my devices now.
Love this lady, she absolutely awesome.
Great information that everyone needs to learn about !! Terms of service third-party is a big Red Flag and will not accept cookies !!! If everyone started using these techniques it might lead to industry changes as they lose money and users !!! De-Googling should be a much bigger push and done more !!!
Naomi is the best!! very informative, Great Work
cool 🆒 keep up privacy awareness & sharing knowledge
Growing cuter and cuter Naomi. Love your chats, they are always so useful and practical.
I grew up vacationing in the white mountains of New Hampshire. I hope you enjoyed it, still a bit chilly there.
Amazing video 🎉❤
It's like that computer genius in the TV series "Person of Interest" that asked who needs the NSA when we have social media.
I am already implementing some of your tips. Thanks
This is the best information on the internet for freedom loving individuals! Don't let the privacy sucking data vampires in to your life! This kind of information should be taught to all, starting in kindergarten! (or better yet, our government should actually put a stop to this BS way around the 4th amendment so that non tech savoy citizens can have sovereignty of THEIR information online)
My dream woman. *swoon*. Fantastic tips Naomi.
Thanks for this valuable talk.
Came expecting a deep dive on NOSTR, left satisfied without you ever mentioning it. Great presentation!
But seriously, it's past time for you to do an episode all about NOSTR...
Yeah been hard to find a developer to do a deep dive with me. Suggestions?
Excellent as always thank you Naomi! 👏
If i become a $ multi-millionaire... i'm gonna hire you to be my privacy consultant :)
Really nice presentation! You got me thinking about VoIP. Question re that - how much data one'd need to use VoIP (personal use, not constantly sitting on the blah-blah phone calls)?
4gb/month for all phone data is usually plenty for me. Depends what you do on your device otherwise!
Heh, unfortunately one can't buy a SIM card without providing an ID in my country 😭
Loved your presentation and will make some changes based on your recommendations.
You’re amazing. Thank you ❤❤. Spectacular presentation.
I've been doing this since about 2002. Good video.
Nice job! You made the privacy topic approachable.
Thanks!
You are always best of privately knowledges thanks as always 🙏✌️
I live in Poland. All SIM cards here have to be register with your id to work. SUDO and Google Voice doesn't work here. Can you share more tips what to use instead?
Definitely something for me to explore further at some stage!
Same here in South Africa. All Sim cards have to be registered by law. Data is also very expensive compared to the USA and Europe.
Same here in Australia, always has been.
I live in Sweden and therefore within the EU and you can't get an anonymous prepaid SIM card anymore. It's illegal and the reason being was for them to be able to catch criminals that used burner SIM cards but sure it removes one option for you in the aspect of anonymity.
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Naomi Thanks Much !.......💙
uff, this is such a nightmare, how did we get to this point.... thank you naomi
Thanks Naomi! Another great video...
Incredible video, thank you very much!
Great info Naomi. Thank you.
Excellent presentation.
RIP anonymous sim numbers in Sweden... It is mandatory to register ALL phone numbers to a legitimate identity.
Btw I dont know if this talk mentioned this but if not, make sure your phones have 2G disabled to prevent basic stingray attacks against you. 2g is extremely insecure and not used for anything important anyway. Just disable it and make it a bit harder for the government to listen in on your cellular traffic.
great information, but overwhelming for even us folks that are somewhat in the know. Do you have videos of these things broken down and in order? Thank you for the great information.
I live in Sweden, and there are new laws now and on their way that: 1) forces people to ID themselves when getting any SIM card (no more anonymous SIMs). 2) makes it illegal to use and download encrypted apps like Signal, wickr etc.
In Poland we can't get anonynmous SIM cards either, but we can always go to Czech Republic to buy one. The only way to have privacy is to break the law
I am really surprised to hear Sweden and Poland are specifically trying to remove a right to privacy. That's horrifying. That does not bode well for their citizens.
Thanks point of views
Short hair: 10/10
Wow this is great info. Thank you ma'am
What about digital Sims? A lot of cell phones now use these.
u r awesome...thanx for sharing with us
Catch: You live in a country where you are legally required to register with an ID (think a government-issued ID card or passport) to get any SIM card. Including prepaid SIM cards. And of course all the telcos had a major data breach and I happened to see my name, birthdate, address, and more on the list. Haha! Got me. Almost everyone in the country too.
But I've also read of money launderers simply buying phones (SIM card and all) off migrant workers heading back to their home country, and using that phone to do their thing. 🤷🏻♂️
Anonymous SIM? That's not possible in most countries (e.g. all of Europe). There are laws requiring that ID is shown when buying SIMs, even temporary prepaid ones.
Payment methods also need registering. Phone companies know who you are anyway by linking your details.
Simply ask someone to buy it for you then
One mail server package that you sometimes see uses a hyphen instead of a plus for aliasing. Everyone recognizes a plus, but few will even think about hyphen aliasing.
Scary shit, especially given the rise of AI and hybrid warfare. Instant subscribe.
welcome!
In 1999 I told people that police can triangulate your position to 5m at that time. No one believed me. I used to work and design 3G back then in the early stages of the technology.
I think I just became your 200k subscriber…. Whooooooo hooooo 😂
You're the best!
I like this vid. Good insight
Always informative
Terrific presentation
Naomi, they found me through a data breach with a private student loan provider.
awesome talk!
You are great
In Switzerland, you can not simply buy a SIM card anonymously. You always have to ID yourself.
Great talk, Naomi. One question, though. How does one anonymously purchase/activate a prepaid SIM in light of modern KYC laws? Thanks.
In the USA you can buy a prepaid sim anonymously almost everywhere. In other countries it's more difficult. Michael Bazzel covers good international suggestions in his ebook: inteltechniques.com/book7a.html
@@NaomiBrockwellTV - Thanks Naomi. I just downloaded it and am reading that section.
Thanks for the talk Naomi - but, don't you have to hand over personal information when activating the prepaid SIM? Like KYC? Or is the point of this NOT about hiding your identity from the phone provider and ONLY about hiding it from third parties by not handing it out? Can't third-parties ask the phone provider "I don't know Naomi's phone number but I want to know where she is"?
It probably matters what country you live in is my guess. In the US you don't have to. But I think even if you do its still better because of what you said in the second part of your comment.
Awesome info,, Can we port Voip numbers from one company to another? can we port toll free numbers? Thanks all J
Great job!
In South Africa we cannot buy a SIM card and activate it without giving out our RSA ID which directly links you to a number forever unless that number gets repurposed by the provider if the number goes dormant after a period of time.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with mortals :-)
how do you receive a call over voip when outside, do you still need a sim card to connect over data?
My thought too, I'm in WiFi range 95% of the time but the other five, where my "mobile" phone earns it's keep is where you need the data to get the call, how do you do that without cell tower knowing your number. Or do I have to keep buyin pay as you go Sims which we can buy over the counter still here in the UK I believe, but it's more expensive. SIM only monthly contracts will still need to be paid for with an account linked to you.
Not to take away from this, you've got a new subscriber in me, and I am thinking about privacy much more.
One thing I have never done is give any more info on social media etc than is necessary, why do people give them a birthday and where they work etc, why tell the world.
Oh catch all might not be great, the flood of waste can be quite annoying.
I use filters religiously, so I actually don't see the flood of mail, I have mail for certain addresses go directly to subfolders, and turn off notifications and mark them as read automatically. So I get to keep the messages, but they're basically immediately archived so I don't see them
Sudo is only for USA , what about us in EU? Any option ?
I enjoyed the Informative material in this piece. It appears that Sudo isn't available in my play store locality (Ireland) and rather than changing locality I am wondering if there's a comparable app with all of the Sudo's features?
❤️ yur talks!
Another point is, to not under estimate your company using your data to sell it. My own sold employees data to multiple 3rd parties. Which recruiters have reached out to me through a number I only used at work, in my emergency contact list. Never give number out. But now all these companies have it. They'll try to force employees to use personal phones to USe 2FMA for work devices to track employees and sell their employees. Or work mandating using employees bluetooth on personal cell to access sound volume on work device....another way to monitor employees, tack them, and sell to data brokers. Same with insurance companies forcing use of uploading agreement to use 3rd party vendors to upload docs for insurance claims and it's only form of uploading info. They do this again to sell your data! Companies are getting shadier and shadier ways to access and sell your data.
Question? What can I do legally if someone has invaded my privacy and I find out who they are?
I wish there was a place I could go just to talk to someone where the records could not be subject to subpoena by a court of law. To me privacy is a human right.
One thing I kinda didn't understand or perhaps I did, but I just don't like: if using a prepaid phone, does that not hinder your phone's connection to internet? 🤔 I really like having a fast connection 24/7 and if I switched to a prepaid, I feel that would be a step back
Paying $14 /mo to mySUDO is IN ADDITION to a cell plan, which you still need to receive data for your VoIP.
Taip reikia uždrausti bankams parduoti kitiems jų klientų informaciją .
For over 27+ years i was a senior soft / hardware developer and did allot of security work that came with it. And exacly what Naomi saids. Companies do not care that much about your privacy. It's the money they can make from it that mostly count.
But to be honest, do we have privacy on the internet? Well i believe we're far past that line. The only think you can do is to minimize the information you put on there. But then again hospitals and goverment or other companies that have sensitive information about you can be hacked and if the hacker can get his hands on the decryption key/ certifcate or sourcecode your privacy is lost.
Being in the business for so long you'll see the quirks of failing security, bad way of storage of information. The lazyness to protect people data.. And most of the time sensitive data like social security data creditcard and banking information.
You can protect yourself but does the other side of the connection also protect you? Thats the question. So you can try to keep your privacy, but there are more parties involved in your journey over the big and kinda privateless internet.
If there's money that can be made, they will do it!
Like some sick hacker had hacked a hospital and stole photo's of women with breast cancer and sold it WITH info over the patient. So... do we actually have privacy on the internet? Unfortunally my experience saids not.