EPISODE 233-Anonymous Phone Update Parts II & III

This week I finish the last two segments about an anonymous phone, including a new SMS VOIP solution, number porting issues, and feedback from the previous episode.

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SHOW NOTES:

INTRO:

Housekeeping

UPDATES:

None

ANONYMOUS PHONE UPDATE PART II-VOIP SMS APP:

https://inteltechniques.com/voip.suite.html
https://github.com/0perationPrivacy/VoIP

ANONYMOUS PHONE UPDATE PART III-PORTING & FEEDBACK:

Porting
GrapheneOS Feedback
Straying from GrapheneOS recommendations
Google Framework
Sip issues over cell
Places selling phones with Graphene
Pixel shortages
Authy

OSINT:

None

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EPISODE 232-Anonymous Phone Update Part I

This week I begin a 3-part series revisiting the anonymous mobile device. I share my experiences after a few months without Google or Apple services, and provide new DIY VOIP solutions.

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SHOW NOTES:

INTRO:

GrapheneOS

UPDATES:

None

ANONYMOUS PHONE UPDATE PART I:

https://soundcloud.com/user-98066669/221-anonymous-mobile-devices
https://inteltechniques.com/grapheneos.html
https://inteltechniques.com/grapheneos.voip.html

OSINT:

None

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Two weeks ago, I posted a blog (and podcast) about my customization within Little Snitch which eliminates much of macOS's telemetry. Since then, my computer has had time to alert me to new process connection attempts which has extended my settings considerably. The following image displays a partial view of my current settings, which do not appear to break any vital macOS functions. Note that I added a few key privacy apps in order to display some optimal settings.

As an example, notice that Signal is allowed to connect to its own servers, but all else is blocked. This prevents URLs from being fetched when typed within a message. Linphone is allowed to connect to my VOIP providers, but not allowed to send any data to their own servers. KnockKnock is allowed to query VirusTotal, but not send any telemetry back to the provider. All Microsoft, Adobe, and VLC  connections are blocked.