It is illegal to not track and save this data in the EU.
> If you are using a cellphone, your location is being tracked. Period. You can’t avoid it. Even TOR isn’t gonna help you.
It is still possible to buy an anonymous SIM in a few countries.
> If you are using a cellphone, your location is being tracked. Period. You can’t avoid it. Even TOR isn’t gonna help you.
It is still possible to buy an anonymous SIM in a few countries.
And no matter how many burner phones you use, as soon as you visit your home address, your identity is compromised.
It reveals the location of an anonymous SIM with no readable traffic, connecting to an unknown (if you use Tor) and also stationary and anonymous device, which might be planted in any random school, library, workplace...
> And no matter how many burner phones you use, as soon as you visit your home address, your identity is compromised.
Of course - don't do that with the phone on :) that's the basics, isn't it?
The SIM would still be tracked.
Don't think whatever EU laws allowed the UK to keep some SIMS anonymous have changed since they left?
That figures. They are also pretty liberal on their citizens owning guns.