Hey everyone, I searched ,but couldn't find any information about this type of esim . What is your opinion? Using it with GOS maybe it's a not bad solution? I do understand that anyway it will be seen by operator which is providing network. How this is useful for anonymity/privacy? In EU now it's mandatory to connect sim with person, can it be a solution?
comrade_twisty 3 points 19 days ago
Just buy a prepaid sim in the Netherlands, Czechia, UK or Finland. Neither of them have any registration requirements and most prepaid cards from those countries have EU roaming included, even in the UK.
Augmented1207 1 point 18 days ago
But is ypur emei not transmitted when connecting thus linking ypur phone to the sim and switching sim does not help?
Newhere 1 point 19 days ago
I am interested to know- if I have phone with local sim and using another phone on wifi and all apps of communication ect like Signal is in second phone, what telephone provider sees? Can provider track the data of communication in second phone ? Like with whom I am communicating? second phone would have GOS.
TrollAccount69 2 points 19 days ago
If you used two phones, one on WiFi and the other on cell data then the cell data provider wouldn’t be able to see what the WiFi phone is doing.
However: personal data and use patterns can be correlated so there are ways to track you still but not directly as a cell data service provider.
Your question is borderline incomprehensible. I’m not saying that to shame you, since it seems like English is your second language and speaking or writing in a second language is very hard.
You might get some good use out of a translation app or service. For complex and precise questions like the one you’re asking it can help with clarity.
dropdrip -2 points 19 days ago
You can't pay for privacy. Anyone selling you something and advertising it as private are just grifting. The most private software is libre-software which tends to be monetarily free, but the private quality comes from the user's behavior not the software itself. There's no program or thing you can buy or use that becomes a "privacy blanket" and magically makes you private. It doesn't exist.
You seem to lack a technical foundation from which you can base decisions of. Read some books about computer-networks. If you're not interested in that... then you're not interested in privacy within computer-networks.
TrollAccount69 2 points 18 days ago
The person you are replying to is wrong. It is absolutely possible to buy privacy, for example mullvad or a service like the one in your op.
TrollAccount69 1 point 15 days ago
Hold on, I’m over here routing my traffic through more computers owned by other people using a protocol developed and deployed by the intelligence community.
Huh, why? Duh… privacy.
That’s very fun but I seriously believe you’re not thinking about what you’re saying.
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A place to discuss privacy and freedom in the digital world.
Privacy has become a very important issue in modern society, with companies and governments constantly abusing their power, more and more people are waking up to the importance of digital privacy.
In this community everyone is welcome to post links and discuss topics related to privacy.
Some Rules
- Posting a link to a website containing tracking isn't great, if contents of the website are behind a paywall maybe copy them into the post
- Don't promote proprietary software
- Try to keep things on topic
- If you have a question, please try searching for previous discussions, maybe it has already been answered
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I use silent link esim with GrapheneOS. Pay with XMR. Fantastic for privacy.
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