Samsung spy phones...

Apparently israel loaded Spyware on Samsung phones that can't be removed... https://www.forbes.com/sites/zakdof...ed-unremovable-israeli-spyware-on-your-phone/ and https://www.androidauthority.com/samsung-appcloud-spyware-controversy-3616325/

I was thinking about getting a Google phone, but am so familiar with the Samsung platform which has been flawless for me for 20+ years.

I agree, wonder how long they have spied on us.

nickndfl said:

I was thinking about getting a Google phone, but am so familiar with the Samsung platform which has been flawless for me for 20+ years.

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Probably why they chose it.

How do we know it's Israeli, as opposed to private actors, or WEF, or Gates Foundation types? Joostyria is tiresome. Hundreds of pogroms over history have not eliminated the world's troubles; and another is just gonna cause moar chaos for everyone.

Israel is not Jooz; and our foreign policy is not Israel or Jooz. It's our foreign policy that's deeply flawed - over decades of an IRRATIONAL commitment to one player, that emboldened the current Israeli government - above and below sight. And of course, just as with our own CIA, it uses OUR money to mind-copulate US.

Joostyria slaughter won't stop that. It'll just be another name, another piece of real estate, that the next generation of Deep State sociopaths stake out and use.

As to the software? That WE - you and I - cannot remove it, doesn't mean it cannot be removed. I'm exploring installing a Linux OS in my Motorola phone. Haven't done it yet; but I'm tired of the twice-weekly "updates" that leave the GD thing both blinking alerts, and unrecognizable.

I'm tired of the GD spyphones; but getting a traditional phone is now well-nigh impossible.

Fatrat said:

I agree, wonder how long they have spied on us.

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Since those GD things were marketed (mind-control) to the (m)asses.

Somehow I don't recall peoples carrying a phone around everywhere with them in the 70s or 80s. And no one seemed the worse for it. But now… Hoe Lee Shit!!! If you ain't 24 hour "connected" you're missing out on all life's benefits.
And if they loose that phone… their world ends.
So pathetic.

Bottom Feeder said:

Somehow I don't recall peoples carrying a phone around everywhere with them in the 70s or 80s. And no one seemed the worse for it. But now… Hoe Lee Shit!!! If you ain't 24 hour "connected" you're missing out on all life's benefits.
And if they loose that phone… their world ends.
So pathetic.

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Everyone gets all aroused at learning how to "use" these new technologies.

I'm busy learning how to ignore it; how to do with less of it.

FWIW...kids...if you lose your precious "phone" you can replace it - and once it's logged into the AI datacenters, all that you had on it, will be right there.

I had gotten a dummphone for a time - unfortunately, it was DELIBERATELY engineered to not work well. The network I'm on, would NOT ALLOW better dumbphones to be connected. They would work - but their pawns in the "retail" office were forbidden to plug the third-party phones (new from Bust Buy) in. I know; I tried.

So I had to deal with the one garbage dumbphone with a so-soft ringer, and a lousy key pad. For a year I tried to make it work.

Then I gave up and got the cheapest non-Sammyung, non-Fruit-Company phone I could.

No data transfer from the dummphone.

But...in two days, all my record from my obsoleted Fruit Company phone of two years earlier, MAGICALLY APPEARED. Even my (small amount of) search history.

They push that garbage because they track your every act. All your text. All your photo history - remember, when you take a photo with one...every government in the world now can see it with a few clicks. I limit my cameras to signs with phone numbers on it, serial numbers, photos of computer screens (no surf on the phone). Generic stuff. Not even any selfies, of any sort.

Huawei phones have an amazing camera and all kinds of better fun tech. Can’t use them on gov’t business though due to spyware.

Tech: i walked out of BestBuy couple weeks ago without a purchase cause they wouldn’t let me make a cash purchase without clicking buttons on their screen. This weekend in OfficeDepot was close, but the manager let the cashier click the buttons. I was buying a floormat for under office chairs. It was probably asking if i wanted a warranty. I wouldn’t even look at the screen. But hey, what is one guy’s business in a national chain?

PS: if you have read end of the Book, you have an idea how it all will go. NO one will conduct business without the mark.

nickndfl said:

I was thinking about getting a Google phone, but am so familiar with the Samsung platform which has been flawless for me for 20+ years.

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It is an Android phone. It can be rooted and apps removed. If you don’t know how to do that and don’t want to learn, there are third parties you can pay to have it done.

From the OP’s article: “What makes it more severe is that AppCloud, given its system app permissions, cannot be easily uninstalled. The app can be removed using ADB commands, although most users are unlikely to be proficient with or aware of these measures.”