'I remove this CHIP from phone before using it!' Edward Snowden

"I Remove This Mysterious Tiny Chip Before Using The Phone!"

🗣 Speaker: Edward Snowden

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"I Remove This Mysterious Tiny Chip Before Using The Phone!" Edward Snowden

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[ZarkWiffle]

He removes the microphone and camera. You're welcome

[KeyClavis]

I used to work for a cell company. I was told that if I had a smartphone, that I would be required to have my work email on my phone. Because of this, I chose to use a crappy little flip phone. It made calls. That's it. People would tell me, "I messaged this cool video to you. What did you think?" and I would say. "I have a flip phone. I couldn't have watched it even if I had gotten it.". Managers would say "I emailed you on Saturday, why didn't you respond?" and I would say, "I have a flip phone, no email. Also, you don't pay me to work Saturdays".

I've since left that company, after 6 years, but I still refuse to get a smartphone. I don't want the leash or to rely on this little piece of hardware.

...and unlike everyone else I know, I can still find my way to an unknown address without using Google. If I can't get my "internet fix", I'm fine. I'll read a book, or go for a walk, or work in the garden, or any of a thousand other things.

NOT having a smartphone keeps me sane.

[bangcallahan]

I worked for a publicly traded company in 2012 that "required us" to run their productivity app. (It was a tracking app that monitored our meta data including screen usage and all other apps) I was able to get around this by getting a windows phone that didn't support this app.

[SG]

Edward Snowden & Julian Assengle.
Real heroes.
You are loved by many hearts for the good things you both have done.
💕💞!

[Indian-girl]

Edward has stood up for mankind. Now it’s time for mankind to stand up for Edward

[miketee]

Several years ago my young daughter had a question about types of steel. I went into a talk about Metallurgy. This is such a random and obscure topic that when I looked at my phone the next morning I knew it listened to everything. Every bit of information bombarding me was geared towards this conversation.

[rtriution_znith_point_z]

Its been happening since 2003. I found this out first hand using candybar phones way back then. I remember going down the rabbit hole of triangulation and what was possible on cdma, gsm networks. Thats when we discovered you could literally clone phones if you had access to the network. So we obtained access. Not to create a criminal enterprise but to identify those who already had them. What we found out was that "they" were the gov. Then we discovered that some very unsavory characters working in the intel programs were in charge of that. They still are. "They" are senators.

[maasjoe]

Yeah, even if you throw out your phone completely, everyone else's microphones and cameras are watching you...

[ZOANOM]

I can't tell you how many times I've discussed some obscure product or activity, only to have ads for it show up within minutes. It's creepy AF.

[leafnut]

My grade 8 teacher, in ~2005, said we were all being spied on and everything we did online was being collected, we kind of believed him but were too young to understand the ramifications.. Amazing how 8 years later everything he said was correct and I now know just how scary it is that it’s happening.

[Anmobgoccult]

Of this man one can say either supreme good or nothing! The good he has done has opened the eyes of most of the masses in the world, excluding us consecrated ones!
bow and respect from old BG!!!

[tacticalnewfie]

My trust in technology is limited as well Ed, thanks for the update! 💪👌

[Stam_the__]

Now the government knows I liked this video.

[jaywalker]

As I live in the UK, I'd just like to say "Hi" to GCHQ!!

[marcoalvarado]

The problem is that we forget what is the purpose of the device we are using.

Before we had the "phone" to make calls, but they were in a public network that somebody could tap, inside or outside legal practices. But we also have our "camera", that was private until we carried the picture rolls to the store to be processed, or a mechanical typewriter, that produced private originals that were our secrets until somebody was able to arrive to them physically.

And all these "damages" were complex, difficult, requiring big investments on spying technology or practice.

But today, we put everything in the same basket, and we are trying to do everything together, even when it is not necessarily to do so. And the result is that our self have been compromised, to a level that we already forgot how to live without being in the hands of others. Go to check how many are installing their servers in the cloud, and how many have trained personnel that can take care of your secrets.

It is not a bad idea to remember how to be individuals.

[ArgosySpecOps]

Once they eliminated the ability to remove your battery I knew we were all in trouble.

[danmorell]

Thank you Edward without you we would all be blind to all this . You took such huge risk for the people

[OneSingleCheezIt]

We’re so lucky to have this man on our side.

[haikuyuki]

Une vision sur les dérives technologiques hyper pointue. C'est un grand monsieur qui parle et qui nous prévient de se qui est en train de se passer. Libre a chacun d'en faire son interprétation et d'être responsable de sa vie privée et sa liberté. Hélas, nous sommes tout accroc a ces technologies ils nous ont eu. Son discours ne freineras en rien le chaos qui se prépare ! Bravo a lui je l'admire !