@brownmustardminion that's sort of the model the Calyx Institute recommends in some situations, the hotspot approach, I mean. Here's their site with more info, but the specifics of what procedures you need to follow to maintain privacy, for example don't use any of your phones at your own residence, seems beyond my needs/ threat model / tolerance for bother. #optout is another option. https://calyxinstitute.org/membership/internet
@brownmustardminion @Charger8232 I understand two phones one for work, one for personal, for example. But carrying two phones somehow for privacy doesn't make sense to me, they can easily be correlated as they appear together in multiple same locations carried around together so why go to the additional work of GOS and another phone?
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Mountaintop moment during MIT Open courseware 6.034 in the neural nets session when I saw the future and now seek those who ask should we. My opsec is poor because human. Kindness and allyship. Leave the phone home, wear an analog watch, ride a bicycle.
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