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Cambridge, MA — Three years ago, when Edward Snowden fled from the US and met with reporters in Hong Kong to reveal his reasons for leaving — he asked them to put their phones in the hotel room refrigerator. He asked them to do so in order to block the signals sent to and from the phones. Now, three years later, Snowden and Andrew ‘Bunnie’ Huang have used that same principle to design a phone case that warns users when their data is being monitored. Say hello to the Snowden phone case.
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originally posted by: intrptr
A cheaper alternative to guard against tracking and warrantless searches is to wrap it in tin foil. Of course, if you answer incoming calls thats its own location fix...
originally posted by: smkymcnugget420
originally posted by: intrptr
A cheaper alternative to guard against tracking and warrantless searches is to wrap it in tin foil. Of course, if you answer incoming calls thats its own location fix...
you would never even get an incoming call if the device was shielded from RF.