[mralgi]

Interesting read at a time when privacy and mobile security are both hot topics.

https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/a...zumigo-tmobile

[Bla1ze]

When they mentioned Bounty Hunters all I could think about was Dog chasing me and how I could probably outrun him even in my terrible shape. Though, to be fair, he is 66 years old.

[mralgi]

When they mentioned Bounty Hunters all I could think about was Dog chasing me and how I could probably outrun him even in my terrible shape. Though, to be fair, he is 66 years old.

Yes, yes, YES!

[Bla1ze]

Yes, yes, YES!

On the real though, that's BS and they're skirting the rules. Sadly, they'll likely continue to do it unless the FCC changes the rules and well, I don't see that happening as long as Ajit Pai is there.

[mralgi]

On the real though, that's BS and they're skirting the rules. Sadly, they'll likely continue to do it unless the FCC changes the rules and well, I don't see that happening as long as Ajit Pai is there.

Agreed. I didn't realize how bad it was and don't envision anything changing either.

[Troy Tiscareno]

This goes to show the even the most secure phone still has the potential to provide data to outsiders, because they rely on the carriers, who are all compromised to some extent.

[thurask]

AT&T/T-Mobile claim to have stopped now: https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/a...crobilt-zumigo

This goes to show the even the most secure phone still has the potential to provide data to outsiders, because they rely on the carriers, who are all compromised to some extent.

1000%. Bleating about a secure phone while checking one's Yahoo mail on a WEP hotspot while having a lowlife carrier's SIM installed more than evens things out.