Why is your phone SECRETLY connecting to these sites to TRACK you?

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  @LironSegev · 1 year ago · pinned

  The iPhone testing video is now live: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0MHI7pc0hA">https://youtu.be/k0MHI7pc0hA?si=htnaS8qY_9l2EyHZ</a>

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  @TheDextermat · 1 year ago

  We need to do an organization that bans these crime against humanity.

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  @jayn1848 · 1 year ago

  Google does not make their money from selling expensive products, they&apos;re also not making billions from advertising. Your data is the product.

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  @acehandler1530 · 1 year ago

  Big Brother is watching...and he&apos;s NOT your &apos;brother&apos;. &nbsp;Great video Liron 🙂

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  @DeeDee-a29L · 1 year ago (edited)

  Nothing is private anymore. Especially when you&apos;re dealing with the internet. Thank you for sharing.

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  @DesertFoxCloud · 1 year ago

  Damn, looking at this stuff, I think its best to go back to the early 90s.

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  @Acecool · 1 year ago

  My stepfather had a Jitterbug flip phone. He switched carriers and they wouldn&apos;t use it, so it was shoved in a box for several years without being able to connect to a cell network. I found it because I kept hearing this weird noise - which turned out to be the LOW BATTERY sound. It still had several percent battery life after YEARS.

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  @stewartpalmer2456 · 1 year ago

  I was talking to my brother across the country just last night about a book I just published. As soon as we hung up, he went to Amazon and the book was suggested in the &quot;Pick up where you left off&quot; screen. He had never typed the name before. Yup, they are listening. Akerace Drill

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  @johnmoran1481 · 1 year ago

  It gets much worse. My old flip phone used to use 0 battery power even if turned off for several days, but new smartphones seem to use about three percent of battery power overnight whether they&apos;re turned on or off. It seems that turning off only stops It from responding to user input. I suspect it is listening, tracking and reporting on what I do even when it is turned off.

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  @got2kittys · 1 year ago

  I have a tracker detector and blocker running in my phone. Google is in Everything! To be an Android app producer, you must allow this. Facebook allows sometimes a dozen trackers at one time. They dont even directly handle the data they scape. Your phone is 24/7 surveilance.

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  @alr5373 · 1 year ago

  Always be on high alert when something was purposely misnamed from it&apos;s actual purpose. Especially when the &quot;name&quot; seems more trusting than the actual purpose.<br>For example, &quot;app measurement&quot; seems like like a neutral app to help your phone measure app data. But it&apos;s actual function is to track your private data.<br>The same goes for politicians. When the majority of them vote for a bill that is named something that is trusting, make sure it does exactly that and not the opposite or else.<br>Always remember that you are in control and everyone else benefits when they take that control away from you.

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  @Onelove_011 · 1 year ago

  It&apos;s like living in the Truman Show times two with A bunch of Corps bidding on your energy.

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