Replying to Avatar Jack Spirko

Thinking out loud here, if someone had an iPhone and felt they needed it for any reason as their phone. Say it was provided by an employer.

Could they in theory keep it, get an android phone, not sim it, and use it on their network and if they wanted to use it mobile just tether to the iPhone.

In this way have a small mobile device that is in theory not trackable at all?

Flaws in this system?
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261c7e18... 2y ago

You could use the iPhone's hot spot and connect an android phone (calyx/graphene) to it and then use a VOIP number on the android and VPN and you would mitigate some tracking but I wouldn't say 'not trackable'. Also, You'd want to turn off cell data (even without a sim) because they still ping the local towers because of E911 requirements

I think Naomi Brockwell has done a video about using VOIP on mobile and how to improve privacy.

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