Biden Regime and Feds are Buying Cell Phone Location Data on Millions of Americans Through Private Brokers – Same Type of Data Used by ‘2000 Mules’ Investigators

GATEWAY PUNDIT ^ | 7/11/2022 | julian conradson

[bitt]

Big brother just got a little bigger with the help of corporate America.

A new bombshell report by the Electronic Freedom Foundation (EFF) has blown the lid off of the “vast, secretive” partnership between private companies and the federal government to surveil and track the movements of millions of people.

According to the EFF, the Biden Regime’s alphabet agencies, including ICE, the FBI, US Secret Service, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and the Department of Defense (DoD), as well as state and local law enforcement, are being funneled hordes of private cell phone location data by private brokers who harvest the information.

This is the same tactic that Gregg Phillips, Catherine Engelbrecht, and True The Vote used for their investigation into the mail-in ballot dropbox fraud during the 2020 election. The cell phone location data collected by this group was used to identify the network of Democrat operatives who committed mass election fraud, as seen in the recently-released documentary “2000 Mules.”

Well, unfortunately – yet, predictably – the strategy has quickly been turned against the American people for the benefit of the DC Swamp.

Using similar data brokers, the feds are now able to purchase millions of records en masse about the private location of law-abiding citizens – which, surely, is something that should amount to a serious violation of our right to privacy under the 4th amendment. However, many apps on mobile devices actively track and record a user’s location at all times, which the federal government takes full advantage of.

Once a user allows an app access to their location, the company essentially has “free reign” to share the data with nearly no restrictions. Once it is harvested, the government comes along and buys the data in bulk and uses it in surveillance operations, according to the

[Rurudyne]

Good advise. Of course I do not carry a phone at all, as I said I value being unreachable, but still good advice.

[GOPJ]

Go to a Walmart.

Put your cellphone in one of their small cheap microwave ovens. Have a friend call your phone number. If the phone in the microwave rings, go on to the next small microwave and try again.

When you find a microwaves that stops your phone from ringing - buy it and leave it in your car to ‘carry’ your phone. As long as you don’t take the phone out of the microwave you can’t be tracked (well, unless you have a ‘smart car’ - my car sends me an email when my tire pressure is low - or if I need an oil change)