-@TH3WH17ERABB17 -Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings -PART -8-

originally posted by: liveandlearn

originally posted by: Bigburgh
a reply to: dashen

For some reason I thought BlackBerry was the issue not ZTE... great thread

motherboard.vice.com...

For years, a slew of shadowy companies have sold so-called encrypted phones, custom BlackBerry or Android devices that sometimes have the camera and microphone removed and only send secure messages through private networks. Several of those firms allegedly cater primarily for criminal organizations.

Then..
www.androidpolice.com...

Phantom Secure takes what appear to be BlackBerry 9720s and removes the microphones, camera, GPS, Internet capabilities, and normal messenger services. It then adds PGP and routes messages through overseas servers. The company also has remote wiping capabilities in the case that a phone is seized by authorities

What search brings up..
www.google.com... d=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

Edit because the quote function malfunctioned. Below from your 2nd link

Phantom Secure takes what appear to be BlackBerry 9720s and removes the microphones, camera, GPS, Internet capabilities, and normal messenger services. It then adds PGP and routes messages through overseas servers. The company also has remote wiping capabilities in the case that a phone is seized by authorities

Non techy person here.

Are only modified phones able to route to overseas servers? I have always wondered how Hillary got away with routing a phone she did gov business on to an overseas server.

Not necessarily. The settings can be changed (what servers they send mms/text through) via the hidden service menus on the devices.

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a reply to: liveandlearn

Not tech savvy myself neither. What I thought interesting is that BlackBerrys are the main phones used by government officials, apparently built for the criminals in mind to.... like
MS-13

Wonder if Hillary used her own Server for her BlackBerry?
Perhaps someone here much more in the know of these phones and over seas routing could explain.

Edit: Phantom Secure modifies other phones too, But BlackBerry seems ideal for this.

a reply to: dashen

Awesome Job Dash !

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

Rel, you are a legend.

I'm going to get you a shout out from the Q.

News breaking that Jeff Sessions has made an appearance
and commented on the IG report.

He is defending the firing of Comey, and also has stated
there may be more firings to come.

Sessions defends firing Comey, warns DOJ report could prompt more terminations

Highlights:

“If anyone else shows up in this report to have done something that requires termination we will do so,” he added.

Sessions said he is certain that Comey’s firing was justified. “It was the right thing to do. The facts were pretty clear on it. He made a big mistake and he testified only a few weeks before that termination that he would do it again [announce reopening the Clinton probe] if he had the opportunity. So we felt like there was a serious breach of discipline within the department if we allowed him to continue.”

So there will be no charging President Trump with obstruction,
nothing more than a fractured Russian Fairy Tale.

Full video here from The Hill

thehill.com...

And thanks to Dashen and the Crew for all the work
and the new thread.

a reply to: liveandlearn

I know that some phones are "locked" to a specific network provided by a company but its pretty common to be "unlocked". At that point, its all about the sim card (think unique id) which is network specific as well as a configuration file that you can modify in the settings of your phone. The config file points to the network server (and has some hardware settings too that may also need to be changed).

Thats my experience using an android phone with phone contracts in multiple countries.

And Dashen, good work man. I appreciate the effort.

a reply to: MIdnightImpact

10-4

a reply to: imthegoat

Thank you. However, I can't imagine she didn't make phone calls as well. I believe she used one of these criminal phones to bypass FOIA, just like her basement server and that is why the phones were smashed. Now her illegal comms/info is stored overseas.

BigBurg seems we are both lost on this.

a reply to: erikthegreen

Didn't Obama refuse to give up his blackberry?

Why yes ,yes he did. The head criminal!

WASHINGTON — There is one addiction President Obama will not have to kick: his BlackBerry. For more than two months, Mr. Obama has been waging a vigorous battle with his handlers to keep his BlackBerry, which like millions of other Americans he has relied upon for years to stay connected with friends and advisers. (And, of course, to get Chicago White Sox scores.)

www.nytimes.com...

a reply to: dashen

Thank you for everything seems such a small gesture for 6 months or more of work. But it is all I can offer plus

Dashen, you are awesome mate.

You should get a bloody medal or three.

PTB you have been told. Give the guy a medal.

Remember always, both sides are using these threads.

One side is assisting, the other side is wailing.

P

a reply to: liveandlearn

BigBurg seems we are both lost on this.

Lol..
I'll get it (learn it) eventually.

Appreciate all the efforts a TON of work goes into this stuff. I'll do my best to stay on point

Appreciate all the efforts a TON of work goes into this stuff. I'll do my best to stay on point

a reply to: Bill1960

Your post from the last thread made me think of the Hawaii "false alarm" that wasn't supposed to be able to happen either.

a reply to: Bigburgh

Wonder if Hillary used her own Server for her BlackBerry?
Perhaps someone here much more in the know of these phones and over seas routing could explain.

ATS member Vasa Croe did a thread entitled, "Hillary and her BlackBerry routed through UK and Saudi Arabia....," in which yours truly also participates, that deals with the subject in pretty good detail. And, as you can see from the title, Hillary's BB traffic was routed through not just the UK, but also Saudi Arabia.

a reply to: dashen

That Vid is an excellent enticer advert into the chemist for a red pill! I'm in awe!

For comparison, a couple of hundred years ago Apothecarys were using this soldier carving to invite Joe public to buy snuff - how ironic was that!!!