Everywhere your phone travels becomes a part of your Permanent Record.

As of today, ~80% of countries have mandatory SIM registration laws, effectively requiring realtime surveillance of citizens. Privacy must not be criminalized


Mandatory SIM card registration laws require people to provide personal information, including a valid ID or even their biometrics, as a condition for purchasing or activating a SIM card. Such a requirement allows the state to identify the owner of a SIM card and infer who is most likely making a call or sending a message at any given time.

SIM card registration undermines peoples’ ability to communicate anonymously, organise, and associate with others, and it infringes their rights to privacy and freedom of expression. By making it easier for law enforcement authorities to track and monitor people, these laws threaten vulnerable groups and facilitate generalised surveillance. People who lack ID, or who do not want to or are unable to disclose such personal information, are excluded from important spheres for formulating and sharing ideas: roughly 1 billion people around the world lack a valid form of government ID and could be prevented from purchasing a SIM card as a result, and journalists, human rights defenders, and people from marginalized or minority communities may fear harassment, intimidation, violence, or persecution if they register. Challenging SIM card registration laws is therefore important to preserving our civic spaces and defending democracy.

That's interesting, because just yesterday my son went to a Verizon store to get a sim card for the phone I bought him off E-Bay. They told him he didn't need one. A Sim card is our identity and has all of our information.
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As of today, ~80% of countries have mandatory SIM registration laws, effectively requiring realtime surveillance of citizens. Privacy must not be criminalized


Mandatory SIM card registration laws require people to provide personal information, including a valid ID or even their biometrics, as a condition for purchasing or activating a SIM card. Such a requirement allows the state to identify the owner of a SIM card and infer who is most likely making a call or sending a message at any given time.

My son went to a Verizon store yesterday to get a Sim card for the phone I bought him off E-Bay. They told him he didn't need one. WTH! So, he still doesn't have a Sim card.

It has always been, and will always be about elites protecting themselves against insurrection.

It's why they disarm people, and watch them carefully.

Governments always fail because of corruption, and a total lack of morality.

It's just a matter of time.

The more corrupt a government becomes, the more paranoid it becomes, and a paranoid government is the most dangerous thing in the world, because it turns on it's own people, and destroys itself, and everything around it.

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Get a ham radio like Nellie Ohr did.

WHAT DO YOU WANT US TO DO ABOUT IT?

Yup , i see where my wife is at all times,just in case she breaks down or not...

I can track her from my cell phone..its cool feature..

As of today, ~80% of countries have mandatory SIM registration laws, effectively requiring realtime surveillance of citizens. Privacy must not be criminalized


Mandatory SIM card registration laws require people to provide personal information, including a valid ID or even their biometrics, as a condition for purchasing or activating a SIM card. Such a requirement allows the state to identify the owner of a SIM card and infer who is most likely making a call or sending a message at any given time.

SIM card registration undermines peoples’ ability to communicate anonymously, organise, and associate with others, and it infringes their rights to privacy and freedom of expression. By making it easier for law enforcement authorities to track and monitor people, these laws threaten vulnerable groups and facilitate generalised surveillance. People who lack ID, or who do not want to or are unable to disclose such personal information, are excluded from important spheres for formulating and sharing ideas: roughly 1 billion people around the world lack a valid form of government ID and could be prevented from purchasing a SIM card as a result, and journalists, human rights defenders, and people from marginalized or minority communities may fear harassment, intimidation, violence, or persecution if they register. Challenging SIM card registration laws is therefore important to preserving our civic spaces and defending democracy.


FiniSHIT here
[link to privacyinternational.org (secure)]

It has always been, and will always be about elites protecting themselves against insurrection.

It's why they disarm people, and watch them carefully.

Governments always fail because of corruption, and a total lack of morality.

It's just a matter of time.

The more corrupt a government becomes, the more paranoid it becomes, and a paranoid government is the most dangerous thing in the world, because it turns on it's own people, and destroys itself, and everything around it.

It has always been, and will always be about elites protecting themselves against insurrection.

It's why they disarm people, and watch them carefully.

Governments always fail because of corruption, and a total lack of morality.

It's just a matter of time.

The more corrupt a government becomes, the more paranoid it becomes, and a paranoid government is the most dangerous thing in the world, because it turns on it's own people, and destroys itself, and everything around it.