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Burner phone apps, how secure are they?

  1. #1
    Cheyes Tuskegee Airman
    How hard are are these things to trace from hum drum law enforcement for minor/not interesting crimes? Obviously for major or very public crimes they're gonna be able to subpeona with enough investigation, but how easily traceable are these things?
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    larrylegend8383 Naturally Camouflaged
    Stop smokin cracky
  3. #3
    Cheyes Tuskegee Airman
    I just gotta boof a teeny bit

    shut up
  4. #4
    aldra JIDF Controlled Opposition
    apps?

    the phones themselves aren't hard to trace, every PD seems to have a bunch of those stringray devices
  5. #5
    Originally posted by aldra apps?

    the phones themselves aren't hard to trace, every PD seems to have a bunch of those stringray devices

    using it in an apartment block or highly crowded area for short period of time makes impossible to trace. the phone swiches towers by the seconds.
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    Misterigh Houston
    Originally posted by Cheyes How hard are are these things to trace from hum drum law enforcement for minor/not interesting crimes? Obviously for major or very public crimes they're gonna be able to subpeona with enough investigation, but how easily traceable are these things?

    Minor crimes are not usually investigated. If it is something worth investigating, then use a regular burner and destroy afterwards.

    The company is going to keep track of which burner belongs to which number. So if LE contacts them, they will just hand it over.

    I have a burner app on my burner phone but I rarely need to use a burner number. The numbers are all blacklisted from verification services.
  7. #7
    Misterigh Houston
    Originally posted by aldra apps?

    There are apps that allow you to use a different phone number on your phone. They work well but the number you get is blacklisted from most services.
  8. #8
    Originally posted by Misterigh There are apps that allow you to use a different phone number on your phone. They work well but the number you get is blacklisted from most services.



    those arent 'burner apps'.

    burner phones refers to disposable phones.
  9. #9
    Fuck Your World African Astronaut
    Originally posted by Cheyes I just gotta boof a teeny bit

    shut up

    boof means to fart.

    You're brain is farting. good verb
  10. #10
    Cheyes Tuskegee Airman
    Originally posted by vindicktive vinny

    those arent 'burner apps'.

    burner phones refers to disposable phones.

    Thats exactly what i was talking about

    Burner phone apps you download
  11. #11
    Cheyes Tuskegee Airman
    The most popular ones are called Hushed and Burner
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    Originally posted by Cheyes The most popular ones are called Hushed and Burner

    at best their just anonymizers.

    what they are are apps for stupid people to do stupid things thinking that they're smart.
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    ORACLE Naturally Camouflaged
    Don't use burner apps for illegal shit lmao.
    The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
  14. #14
    the fact that most services had their number blocked is an indicator that these numbers ought to be disposed of or 'burned' a long time ago and the fact that they still arent is proofs enough that these arent your so-called 'burner' apps.

    far from it.
  15. #15
    Cheyes Tuskegee Airman
    Yeah, I guess it's like having another/multiple extra phone numbers for 5 bucks a month, which is super duper cheap.. unless there's a free way to do that I'm not aware of. If you want a business number/ numbers for people you don't want to have your personal cell number
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    Misterigh Houston
    Originally posted by vindicktive vinny

    those arent 'burner apps'.

    burner phones refers to disposable phones.

    Yes. I am aware.

    The apps provide phone numbers that are considered to be burners.
  17. #17
    ORACLE Naturally Camouflaged
    They are probably not gonna subpoena Burner to get you for selling $250 in weed. It shouldn't be a problem to protect your number from clients and shit. But don't expect it to protect you from LEOs.
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    Originally posted by Misterigh Yes. I am aware.

    The apps provide phone numbers that are considered to be burners.



    burners refer to single use numbers. single use numbers wouldnt be blocked because they are new and unused.

    what you have there are USED, RECYCLED, AND REUSED NUMBERS.

    using recycled numbers are just like buying used knives or guns. they could be used murder weapons.
  19. #19
    Misterigh Houston
    Originally posted by vindicktive vinny burners refer to single use numbers. single use numbers wouldnt be blocked because they are new and unused.



    Burners refer to a phone number you can use and then discard. Which is exactly what these apps offer.

  20. #20
    -SpectraL coward [the spuriously bluish-lilac bushman]
    As long as the GPS system is talking to the device, you're fucked, because the GPS will provide the device's location, and once they have the precise location, it's child's-play to locate the CCTV cameras in the area and get a clear shot of you and your movements.
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