Kibanga Ampiga Mkoloni
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- Aug 9, 2007
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Answer:
No,
because government surveillance (tracking your phone location and tapping your calls, messages and internet traffic) is done at cellular network level, not on your phone.
If you don’t want to be tracked through your phone, or your calls being tapped (who you call, when you call, how frequently you call and the content of your calls) then you better use a phone that does not use the cellular networks.
No,
because government surveillance (tracking your phone location and tapping your calls, messages and internet traffic) is done at cellular network level, not on your phone.
If you don’t want to be tracked through your phone, or your calls being tapped (who you call, when you call, how frequently you call and the content of your calls) then you better use a phone that does not use the cellular networks.