Natural Hypertrophy the Nokia’s made in the late 90s-early 2000s were built to withstand everything. I grew up on those things in high school. Awesome phones
“create less data that’s my motto” people need to start neglecting their phones instead of being so attached. life is amazing when you don’t look for happiness in electronics.
Whalen Kivell I’m so glad I saw your comment 😂😂😂 We can definitely use a lot less phone time but don’t pretend you are better than everyone else just because you recognize the problem. We all do it… I’m doing it right now
You know my GPS saved my ass in court. Because the court could tell I wasnt in the area I was ruled out of being a suspect. I'm sure the fact that I've never been in trouble helped but if it wasnt for my GPS I'd probably be falsely imprisoned.
When people began accusing me of being a pedophile I sat in front of the police station for an hour, playing with my phone, specifically hoping they would install Stinger on it and begin tracking my every move. For weird loners, privacy is death.
Can do Life right unless they saw the movement. Could also work against someone in the same way with false tracking or a forgotten/stolen phone wrongly placing someone somewhere.
A few years ago I was a server in a restaurant, and nearly every table I came to with teenagers or folks in their early 20s were always in zombie mode, staring at their phones. Then look at me like I'm an asshole for asking for their drink order. Like my bad, sorry for interrupting you....persons who came to my place of employment, and sat down in my section....so, so sorry for bothering you😤
Lol, this is a perfect example of Joe being throttled by the sponsors of the show (most of the companies buddy named off) and Joe had ZERO to say about it and you just KNOW he wanted to.
Watchout for those " do your business accounts" apps. Why would you give all your business transactions up for scrutiny via the net ? Laziness will be our downfall eventually.
Sad when you to a restaurant and almost every other table is on there phone. No conversations or conversation about what they are looking at on there phone lol
I wish I was enlightened enough to be disconnected... Imagine only having to ignore commercials about things that aren't aligned with my interests. Instead of ignoring ads that relate to my interests. 🤯
you dont need to be enlightened you just need to be comfortable not having 24/7 validation from your social media and being "connected" at all times. Also constant subconscious or conscious comparison of yourself to other people through social devices is extremely unhealthy.
I don't agree with his paranoid views... I could care less if they collect data on me, they don't control me or the decisions I make in life so wtf should I care.
@@probablynotabigtoe9407 you forgot to mention you are your data, your personal outcome of your imagination, so they can control moments based on that for sure, maybe not directly and personaly but on a long term and global scale that can hit you indirectly
@@ITSASCARYSIGHT they use your personal data to recommend videos on YT... But your still using it, obviously you don't care that much. Because that and the Ads you see are pretty much all the impact that Data has on your daily routine.
I'm a retired phone repair dude. Y'all know you can remove those parts of your phone that are tracking you with your phone still working, right? Both the iPhone 4 and 5 had a problem with the Wifi/Bluetooth not working anymore because of the 'adhesive' connecting the chip and the logic board not working properly anymore while the phone worked perfectly fine. So you could perfectly remove that chip yourself. You can also look for the GPS IC and remove it as well. You could remove both camera modules if you think you're being spied on and you could perfectly fine disable your microphones by simply cutting at the part of the ribbon cable those microphones are attached to. Hell, this is basic shit you could perform if you trained for a few hours with a heath gun and 2 euro tools. If you were a bit more skilled you could technically install a 'kill switch' on the battery ribbon cable so that when your spidey senses were tingling, you could turn your phone off 9000%. So basically you can buy a second hand iphone who's IMEI was logged to a total stranger's id trace in a Hong Kong flea market shop, open it up, remove all the crap that leaves traces and use your spy phone to make anonymous prank calls to your sister. Hell, press like if you think I should make a kickstarter out of this
@Man In The Arena Did your 2000's webcam work if you didn't plug in the USB? You can't listen to someone's audio if there is no chip to understand what audio is.
The first thing I said when cell phones started to become available to us average folks -- around 1999-ish is: "All these things are gonna do is make it easier for people to cheat on their partners."
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I still use my old Nokia. That makes me one of the few in the world that Eddie Bravo or Chuck Norris cannot find. Try bringing up my number now, Jamie.
@@reinforcedpenisstem you don't understand the difference of appearing on the most popular podcast in the world & letting Google Inc track your every breath.
@@briansprenger5578 I'm just saying if you're worried about your own personal privacy, you typically don't go to the most viewed media channels for exposure.
If your phone has a battery that cannot be removed you are capable of being tracked. If your phone has wifi you are capable of being tracked. The flip phone doesn't solve the problem.
That’s not why. The battery chemistry is incredibly volatile. It would be stupid to allow “easy access”, which really just implies that it could fall out easier. Not to mention the way they put in batteries saves room for more components, or makes it less prone to overhear.
I understand that it is probably really refreshing to be disconnected from technology, however for some of us it can be really impractical to do. Some of our jobs require this type of technology and we could really fall behind without it. There’s always two sides to the coin
This isn’t my original comment. But, it was so funny, I’m gonna repost it. “I wish we still had the Nokia Phones from back in the old days. Those things couldn’t keep track of themselves.” 😂 😂 😂
A car in front of me had to slam-on when some kid crossed the road into traffic, _never looking up from her phone!_ *I say let natural selection take its course*
@@phillaurin7125 if you're stupid enough to walk out into traffic because you won't look away from your phone, risking your own life, I'd argue that is.
Argue all you want, there's nothing natural about running someone over. Also, if the urge to kill is that strong in you, maybe don't drive, or go outside
@@phillaurin7125 if your situational awareness to danger is that messed'up, that you put yourself (and others) in harms way then it's you with the problem. I liken it to fools that die trying to take 'dangerous selfies'. It's completely your own fault and avoidable.
I Hate that my life is tracked even though I don't do sh!t wrong and I have everything turned off on my fone "phone" about location,voice recognition, and whatever else but yet my fone is listening and tracking me! Guess I have to give up my fone and everything electronic and electric to get my privacy back!
Not if your GPS or location is off or your not making a phone call or text. That's the only time your location is shown. You know what I think if funny, when we used phone books back in the day everyone had their address and phone number in the white pages. Yet people freak out about being tracked.
There are literally several apps if u go to your settings and you can't shut off location and voice plus other things! Not that it matters but it does!
It's not necessarily the phone people are glued to it's being able to access social media through it. I'm personally not on social media so have little reason to look at my phone when I'm out and about.
I grew up without a smartphone. We had to call landline and ask when he/she comes back. I could do it without a phone again. It is always your choice to use it or not.
You install the app, it monitors your every move and interaction, the app tells you what to do, you do it, you get a discount on your insurance, and then what? What is the nefarious part?
Do you know what China does with these apps? You should look into Chinas social credit system. Like, for you is there any point where it goes too far? You know things have a habit of progressing. 10 years ago they didnt even track you. What its going to be in 2040? 2080?
Youre giving a part of your own brain and will. You probably can’t see it now, but when it’s ramped up, (gets a lil closer) you’ll have a CLEARVIEW 😅🤣😎
@Liquid Sunshine If you can't figure out how it's about perfecting the art of consumerism by tracking people's spending habits in order to program the minds of the citizens into purchasing items that have nothing to do with necessities but items of wants which in turn equals preying on people's weaknesses of their vices, people will give up necessities and buy their wants first. Example Just look at New Yorkers and cigarettes paying between $10-15 a pack meanwhile it's half the price in other states. Does a child on welfare need shoes with lights in therm. Americans are ignorant on a very high percentage because of high population of ignorant theologians compared to intelligent atheists. Do your research on world politics and economics and learn how the system works and is run. Look at the brainwashing about having "good credit" to so can borrow more., when did it become a good thing to owe somebody money. If you don't have the money for it you don't buy it. Federally/ Public sector 21+trillion dollar debt Private Sector 14+trillion dollar debt. Looks like spending money people don't have because iof the art of consumerism.
@Liquid Sunshine Fuck no I'm on my way out and I'll be leaving this continent the same way my relatives came here back between 1632- 1680's. Compare what's going on in the U.S. to Great Britain during the days of King Henry VIII and there's not much difference. When there's persecution within a country of their own citizens... it's time to get the fuck out of dodge taking your personal sovereignty to another part of the world. Example of protecting your personal sovereignty: you're sitting down on a bench and someone comes up and says "I'm going to sit right where you are". You have 3 choices...1) give up you're sovereignty and let the person sit on you taking your sovereignty 2) fight and defend your sovereignty 3) slide over taking your sovereignty with you and avoid the possibility of living with the guilt of taking a life defending yourself while protecting your own freedom. Back in the 1780's my families were told/ given the ultimatum of 1) being called citizens. or 2) move. Not all were able to afford to move after the taxation without representation so they got stuck and enslaved here. I'm 49 wasted the best years not being in the know because the information wasn't available or as easily accessible when I needed it to protect myself from a tyrannical government. Besides the U.S. is losing allies and the bullying with economic sanctions won't last much longer, then the economy will really be in the shitter since the 48 states barely has any good natural resource hence why the U.S. goes around either creating regime change or economic sanctions in the parts of the world where there is the natural resources that are needed by the U.S. to help both its own economy and its military industrial complex.
Not enough people to sift through all the data, plain & simple. The NSA ran into the same problem -- they started passively taking in everyone's phone data in the US & their ability to catch terrorists actually went down, because they couldn't sift the signal from the noise... It's like creating a haystack the size of the US for yourself & then being asked to find the needle. They've improved since this problem began for them, but still, nobody is talking about super human ability to predict crime. Secondly, the data is not being collected by police departments, it's being collected by tech companies. They're not interested in catching criminals or missing people -- they're interested in making money by selling targeted ads.
Movies and TV shows were showing us how we'd be on phones, and it happened, just always looking at em. I remember having a crap phone while everyone had a iPhone, times have changed.
When I'm going through an intersection and drive past a person face down in their phone I shout "HEADS UP!". And you should see the look on their faces, like I've woken them from a dream...
People who track or spy on you whether it be corporations, government, advertisers, or even nosy trash humans will all end up getting what they deserve eventually. I can’t imagine being a pos like that. 🤮
I never did that but I was once a white hat and would get "rats" and infect pcs and install a special antivirus and would remove the rat and keep the antivirus. I did that to maybe 300 computers because I knew what the "rat" could do like key loggers, Webcam pretty much entire control so anyone that was infected (some rats had servers for high up people to share) would get rid of that shit for everyone and for free. I tried to help but I was wasting too much money on rats because as soon as I got one down another one came up so I gave up after 1 1/2 years.
When we lived in little villages, everyone knew everything anyway. Nothing has changed, just peoples level of paranoia and capitalistic insistence on privacy.
ƒ1ѕт ƒρѕ in reality the bad guys can win and they do win most of the time. If we rent change we need to act not just make comments that won’t change anything.
You know what's funny. Back in the day when everyone use to have a phone book. That phone book had MOSTLY everyone's phone number and address but yet people trip about being tracked.
@@viracocha they hear my fat disabled ass eating and farting and sleeping all day. would imagine that the vast majority. so I get ads to buy more toilet paper. meh. I get the privacy invasion. but I like the convenience of the product and the built in discount knowing they're mining my privacy.
some people specially women they're at the house and not using the phone ,but as soon as they get in the car they feel the need to star calling who knows who....! Why do they wait calling someone till they get in the car...?
And people think I am paranoid... Here in Canazuela it is illegal to drive and use a 'handheld' device. It's fun to stand at a crosswalk and catch people texting...
Like the Government can't keep track of you by that chip on your debit card, Or though technology in your car. I refuse to live my life afraid of who may be able to track me. I'm a boring guy, I have never been in jail a day in my life, Knock yourself out guys.
It's the fact that they're profiting off your very existence and manipulating you into spending more on their products. It's not about getting caught doing something illegal.
I don't have my phone connected to any phone service which means I can't call or text anyone, I can't use the internet unless I'm connected to WiFi, so I'm always checking every place I go to if they have wifi available and most places they asked you for the password so I can't connect but Everytime I get home and the phone gets connected to the WiFi notifications come in asking me to rate the place that I never got connected to in the first place so how the fuck did knew I was there or anywhere without the phone been connected to anything. Fucking unbelievable
Classical conditioning. Like this coronavirus media scare tactic. Everyone is afraid of getting sick * like 2 chains said I got 2 phones, 1’s a Nokia 1’s for diversion
@Butthole Surfer There's constantly viruses and diseases. I remember as a kid how big aids was, and we hear nothing of that anymore. There's always something, whether big or small, if it's here for a long time or not at all. Swine flu, e coli outbreak, black plague, which still has effects in certain places of the world. And everything in between.
Navigation is the only reason i keep my smart phone. Im 40, so still can use a map and find things on my own, but navigation will keep you out of the ghetto. "If you never get lost, you never find anything new". Quote by me, Tim Ford
I was walking past a young woman the other day who was slowly walking and scrolling through her phone and, said casually, " They're additive hey", and she really didn't know what I was talking about, it is like zombie's that don't even know they are zombie's yet.
