Post: #101

What about blackberry OS?
Annd what other alternatives in OS are there besides the big Windows phone,google android and Apple IOS?

Post: #102

(03-08-2017 12:56 PM)El_Gostro Wrote:  What about blackberry OS?
Annd what other alternatives in OS are there besides the big Windows phone,google android and Apple IOS?

Post: #103

(03-08-2017 11:42 AM)Edmund Ironside Wrote:  

(03-08-2017 10:30 AM)Oz. Wrote:  Peters right now speaking on FOX claiming the Russians are behind the leaks, this without any factual evidence.


Russia Russia Russia.

How pathetic is the situation when the narrative that Russia hacked the CIA electronic espionage division and stole everything they had is what they see as their best option to push?

I guess it sounds better than "we didn't want to leave it intact and let Trump be in control of it". I'm starting to come to the conclusion that their overall plan for dealing with the loss of the election was to never let Trump have real power, but rather to move all of the real power out of the official chain of command and set up a shadow government elsewhere.

This has actually happened before under other anti-CIA presidents/congresses. Instead of cleaning up the cancer, it metastasizes into an even bigger monster outside the state.

Post: #104

(03-08-2017 11:49 AM)Enigma Wrote:  

(03-08-2017 10:23 AM)DarkTriad Wrote:  

(03-08-2017 03:40 AM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  When Snowden leaks happened, at least we had the consolation of knowing it was only emails and Facebook, and it wasn't all-pervasive 24/7 surveillance, just free access if they wanted to snoop. It was very disturbing yet you could still plausibly assure yourself that you weren't targeted.

We actually don't know WHAT most of Snowden's leaks were, because he was talked into putting his files into "safekeeping" before fleeing to Russia, and then the guy he gave them to was given $250 MILLION by a shady Deep State figure to form his own media company. We don't know WHAT was in those files. The guy that got the media company is presented as a polished reporter, but used to run a sketchy gay porn site. I don't trust anyone at this point.

Is is Glenn Greenwald? I knew he founded The Intercept but wasn't aware he received all that money or that he had a gay porn site.

He's actually one of the saner liberals (though a huge apologist for Islam), has been mocking the "Russia did it" propaganda, media lies, and demonization of Wikileaks pretty heavily as of late.

Triad is right, Greenwald's Intercept is funded by billionaire Pierre Omidyar (EBay founder).

Post: #105

(03-08-2017 12:56 PM)El_Gostro Wrote:  Annd what other alternatives in OS are there besides the big Windows phone,google android and Apple IOS?

Post: #106

https://techystuffed.wordpress.com/2016/...be-hacked/

Quote:TOP 3 SMARTPHONES HARD TO BE HACKED

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BLACKPHONE 2 FROM SILENT CIRCLE


Blackphone 2 is a security oriented smartphone that was designed and developed by Silent Circle. Blackphone 2 runs on an advanced version of the Android OS, and has been modified by the developers to offer greater levels of security and convenience without making any compromises on the anticipated features list. The Blackphone 2 features a 1.7 GHz octa-core processor and 3 GB of RAM, which provides it the essential speed and performance as expected from a smartphone. Measuring a healthy 5.5 inches, the Blackphone also comes with 32 GB internal storage along with additional storage options through a memory card. Blackphone 2 is high on the list for buyers looking for a secure and private smartphone without the associated drawbacks.

PRIV FROM BLACKBERRY


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LUMIA 950 FROM MICROSOFT


Windows phone is considered to be the most secure mobile OS platform by most security experts and mobile hackers. Potential hackers turn away from Windows phones due to multiple levels of security and the easy availability of other smartphone users from the iOS and Android OS categories. The Lumia 950 series is an amazing smartphone from Microsoft that offers a great deal of features at an attractive price point to give some of the accomplished smartphones in the market a run for their money.

Post: #107

What about Chinese phone brands, are there any of them with a proprietary OS? I'd rather be spied on by China for criticizing Chairman Mao than by USA for criticizing Bruce Jenner.

Post: #108

So, have any of the major Feminists Typists tweeted that it's now obvious who the source of #theFappening was?

If not, they should be informed. After all, they love fighting the patriarchy... don't they?

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Post: #111

(03-08-2017 03:45 PM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  So, have any of the major Feminists Typists tweeted that it's now obvious who the source of #theFappening was?

If not, they should be informed. After all, they love fighting the patriarchy... don't they?

Which begs the next question, if cloud is proven to be breakable, and companies are moving to cloud.

What impact does that have on industrial espionage?

Particularly in things that are of military value, aerospace, semiconductors,nuclear weapons etc?

or maybe manipulating the markets???

Post: #112

Post: #113

(03-08-2017 05:29 PM)budoslavic Wrote:  ...

Too bad nobody actually wants to use Windows 8.


I have 2 phones which you'd have to triangulate my signal in order to track me:


Sanyo SCP-7050 (Sprint)




Motorola M800 (Verizon)



Lenovo computers have a mic mute button which I believe is a hardware mute, but I think even then you could turn it on remotely, however there's a light that would show it has been switched off.



http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Microphone_Mute_Button

Post: #114

(03-08-2017 04:58 PM)ms224 Wrote:  

(03-08-2017 03:45 PM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  So, have any of the major Feminists Typists tweeted that it's now obvious who the source of #theFappening was?

If not, they should be informed. After all, they love fighting the patriarchy... don't they?

Which begs the next question, if cloud is proven to be breakable, and companies are moving to cloud.

What impact does that have on industrial espionage?

Particularly in things that are of military value, aerospace, semiconductors,nuclear weapons etc?

or maybe manipulating the markets???

Instead of breaking into a single company to access their data, you only need to crack open one layer of security to access data from everybody.

Its like Fort Knox, but no military backup and a faulty entrance nobody knows about. Cloud is only as safe as long as nobody knows how to steal from it.

Post: #115

(03-08-2017 05:37 PM)DJ-Matt Wrote:  

(03-08-2017 05:29 PM)budoslavic Wrote:  ...

...

As a backup, I have the latest and greatest modern technology ever invented:

Post: #116

(03-08-2017 02:53 PM)911 Wrote:  

(03-08-2017 11:49 AM)Enigma Wrote:  

(03-08-2017 10:23 AM)DarkTriad Wrote:  

(03-08-2017 03:40 AM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  When Snowden leaks happened, at least we had the consolation of knowing it was only emails and Facebook, and it wasn't all-pervasive 24/7 surveillance, just free access if they wanted to snoop. It was very disturbing yet you could still plausibly assure yourself that you weren't targeted.

We actually don't know WHAT most of Snowden's leaks were, because he was talked into putting his files into "safekeeping" before fleeing to Russia, and then the guy he gave them to was given $250 MILLION by a shady Deep State figure to form his own media company. We don't know WHAT was in those files. The guy that got the media company is presented as a polished reporter, but used to run a sketchy gay porn site. I don't trust anyone at this point.

Is is Glenn Greenwald? I knew he founded The Intercept but wasn't aware he received all that money or that he had a gay porn site.

He's actually one of the saner liberals (though a huge apologist for Islam), has been mocking the "Russia did it" propaganda, media lies, and demonization of Wikileaks pretty heavily as of late.

Triad is right, Greenwald's Intercept is funded by billionaire Pierre Omidyar (EBay founder).

A little more on our "allies" like our friend Peter Thiehl that we loved so much for tag teaming Gawker with Hulk Hogan - Do you know who else Gawker was going after when Peter Theihl started his campaign? The Clinton pedo ring - which Thiehl apparently had some links to. And when Gawker went down, they were unexpectedly bought out by another Deep State media organ. Do you really think Thiehl did that massive attack just because they were outing people? Some of whom were already openly gay? It was just PR. Protecting wronged gay people is a lot more sympathetic than protecting pedos.

The Deep State always tries to infiltrate the winners of any conflict...that's how they remain the "permanent government". Our "allies" rhetoric is pretty strong, they might actually be truly fighting the Deep State...so their faction can take control of it. There is no lawful succession in a criminal conspiracy like that, it's whoever can beat down their rivals by whatever means they have. "No honor among thieves".

Post: #117

How often do you see so much positive media coverage of liberals like Gawker going down? When the Deep State controls so much of the media, I'm suspicious of anyone that gets too much positive press.

Post: #118

What do you mean Gawker was going after the Clinton pedo ring? These people absolutely adored both pedos and Clintons (but I repeat myself). That doesn't make sense.

Post: #119

(03-08-2017 06:23 PM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  What do you mean Gawker was going after the Clinton pedo ring? These people absolutely adored both pedos and Clintons (but I repeat myself). That doesn't make sense.

Yeah if that's what Nick Denton was really doing he would have reminded us dozens of times as the lawsuit with Hulk Hogan was going on. I think they had one article that detailed the accusations against the X Men producer, like many other outlets had, but no sustained reporting.

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Post: #121

(03-08-2017 03:06 PM)Mercenary Wrote:  

(03-08-2017 12:56 PM)El_Gostro Wrote:  Annd what other alternatives in OS are there besides the big Windows phone,google android and Apple IOS?

Last one's not too secure, but with a bit of white paint you can make it so nobody can read your signals.

God save us from people who mean well. -storm

Post: #122

(03-08-2017 03:45 PM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  So, have any of the major Feminists Typists tweeted that it's now obvious who the source of #theFappening was?

If not, they should be informed. After all, they love fighting the patriarchy... don't they?

Surprised no one else has said the obvious. The CIA must have the biggest nude collection in the world.

Post: #123

People keep whining "why doesn't WikiLeaks do this to Russia?"

Short answer, you can't. The Russians, largely due to Putin, have transitioned away from electronic files and back to paper files and (believe it or not) typewriters.

If you want Russian information, you have to get an intelligence asset inside Russia, then he has to break into a Russian building without detection, steal the documents, and finally escape without being noticed. Then, he has to find a way to transfer the documents over to the CIA (or whatever his agency is).

Post: #124

These CIA retards really have some chutzpah to think that the public is going to accept their weak "oh but we have to be ruthless in order to protect you" defense. Here's a list of their amazing protective achievements in the last few years:

- having their "moderate rebel" trainees in Libya join ISIS
- having their "moderate rebel" trainees in Syria join ISIS
- failing to prevent a dozen major terrorist attacks in USA & Europe
- getting caught spying on numerous world leaders and being the #1 reason why most of the world hates USA
- attempting to influence elections around the world and leading a coup attempt against the president of USA on top of that

And then they have the audacity to blame it on us! We never asked for them to stir up shit anywhere! We're sick of it!

I propose that Obama and John Brennan write a book together. They can call it "The audacity of surveillance".

Post: #125

(03-09-2017 01:13 AM)Truth Teller Wrote:  People keep whining "why doesn't WikiLeaks do this to Russia?"

Short answer, you can't. The Russians, largely due to Putin, have transitioned away from electronic files and back to paper files and (believe it or not) typewriters.

If you want Russian information, you have to get an intelligence asset inside Russia, then he has to break into a Russian building without detection, steal the documents, and finally escape without being noticed. Then, he has to find a way to transfer the documents over to the CIA (or whatever his agency is).

Piece of cake.