Using Phones Without SIM cards? Check out the Privacy Benefits.

00:00 Intro
01:20 Structure of the PSTN
06:21 How it Works
10:59 Advantages of No-SIM Card
15:27 Options for Getting Internet Access

Did you know that you can actually use phones without SIM cards? In some cases you don't even need an actual phone to make calls. You don't need to completely disconnect from the phone network but yet you can wipe yourself from the grid while still keeping a long term phone number. How do you that? We'll be explaining all of that in this video.

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[yksw]

It would be actually pretty easy to make a professional phone network over the internet. The software is already there, but of course, somebody has to start it and many people have to support it.

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Thanks, Rob, for all the knowledge you offer. Whew! It seems overwhelming, which is likely a feature, rather than a bug!

I'm really going to have to dig into this... i don't have internet availability at home. I use my phone for almost all connections. Rarely will i tether a computer to it to process some functions on sites where a mobile interface is a no-go.

I'll have to develop a structure on paper and see how many devices and of what type and when/how to use them...

[bugstomper]

Going back to the 90's, with proprietary CDMA phones, that you had to change the phone, everytime you changed to cellular provider. That's what 'electronic SIM' means to me.

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[pwnmeisterage]

The cell site network can triangulate your location a lot more accurately than "a mile or less".
Because sometimes cell sites are themselves located within "a mile or less" and they need to handover calls from a moving phone to each other. Their actual accuracy for triangulating phones depends on how dense the network radio hardware happens to be.
In some places, they can triangulate a phone within just a few yards. Enough accuracy to find which building, which vehicle, or which part of an intersection the phone is located in.
If you live in a remote or rural area then "a mile or less" is probably still good enough to find you.
If you live in a developed urban area then "within a few yards" is probably still good enough to find you.

[ettoreatalan]

In some European countries (e.g., Germany), you cannot even make an emergency call without a SIM card in your cell phone. Too many nuisance calls to emergency call centers have prompted countries to require a SIM card for emergency calls. In all EU countries, the SIM card must of course be registered with a real identity.