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Originally posted by EViLKoNCEPTz
reply to post by TheMagus
Not sure where you are that your LEOs are that smart or well financed. Where I am they just toss them in a clesr plastic evidence bag then into a brown paper bag and half the time don't even turn the device off first. I'm pretty sure or county is so broke their evidence bags are dollar store ziploc knockoffs.
Originally posted by EViLKoNCEPTz
reply to post by jimmyx
I'm paranoid about some things which leads me to research ways to circumvent them. I'm a realist though and don't panic every time something that seems scary pops up without doing my research first.
Originally posted by EViLKoNCEPTz
reply to post by esdad71
They would have to first find the scripts monitoring my hardware and software and remove or disable them so I wouldn't know about it. It could be done but it wouldn't be easy and if they connect to me I'm connected to them, I've got a nice little surprise for the first person who actually succeeds tho.
Originally posted by esdad71
AT&T to Load iPhones With Emergency Alerts From Obama – That You Can’t Switch Off
The Federal Communications Commission proposed and adopted the network structure, operational procedures and technical requirements in 2007 and 2008 in response to the Warning, Alert, and Response Network (WARN) Act passed by Congress in 2006, which allocated $106 million to fund the program.
CMAS will allow federal agencies to accept and aggregate alerts from the President of the United States, the National Weather Service (NWS) and emergency operations centers, and send the alerts to participating wireless providers who will distribute the alerts to their customers with compatible devices via Cell Broadcast, a technology similar to SMS text messages that simultaneously delivers messages to all phones using a cell tower instead of individual recipients.
The government plans to issue three types of alerts through this system: alerts issued by the President, alerts involving imminent threats to safety of life, and AMBER Alerts.
The Commercial Mobile Alert System (CMAS), interface to the Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) service, went live in April 2012.[8] The NWS began delivering its Wireless Emergency Alerts on June 28, 2012
Originally posted by TheMagus
imagine if the police could remotely turn off your phone or camera [as in the aforementioned patent] and the look on their faces in court when they discover the phone camera you were filming their malfeasance with, which they thought had been turned off, was still on and recording