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Untrackable and Untraceable: A Truly Secure Phone
Hakeem Anwar
We live in a surveillance state. Everything we do, everywhere we go, governments and corporations are watching and listening. Data has become a currency. There are whole companies who make hundreds of millions by simply collecting data and selling it, once again to governments and other corporations, so they in turn can control you or profit from you.
If our government succeeds in implementing Digital IDs and social credit scores, it will get even worse.
And the majority of that tracking is done through these. Almost all of us not only have one, but our society has reached a point where you can’t function without your phone. It’s not just communication, it’s navigation, information, entertainment and social interaction.
Sure, if you’re very tech savvy you can degoogle your phone, and even take other steps to protect your privacy, but how many of us know how to do that. I was in a technical career for years and I have no idea.
But what if there was a phone you could buy that would protect your privacy and security out of the box? And what if it worked almost exactly like the phone you have now, if you have an android? And if you have an iphone, the learning curve for this secure phone is quite manageable for most people. And what if this phone could be purchased for no more money than any other phone, or even less, when compared to some iphone models.
Hakeem Anwar used to work for big tech in New York City. While very good at his job, Hakeem was also awake. Surrounded by leftists who were buying the various narratives, Hakeem understood that everything we did, said and even thought, was being recorded and analyzed by those who will use that information against us. Hakeem is also a core member of the Freedom Cell Network, and co-producer of The Greater Reset.
And so he founded Above Phone, spent many months on coding and development, and produced a truly secure phone. Above also provides secure laptops. Hakeem joins me today to explain, in plain English that any of us can understand, how it all works. How you can continue to use and carry a phone, while having your privacy, identity and security completely protected.
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Interesting piece……and one that seems to be repeated in many of my ‘awake’ connections (Marjorie Wildcraft/etc…etc…etc….have also been ‘tooting’ this guy’s horn). I just have to say I am ‘paranoid’ about his use of the word ‘paranoid’. This word wouldn’t be used in ‘our’ (conspiracy theorist’s/’awake) vocabulary. This is a word that the ‘other side’ uses to describe us. BIG RED FLAG……and besides, I can’t shake the feeling something is amiss. What a better way for ‘them’ to infiltrate ‘us’ than this phone.
It was a very good piece.
On the other hand, I’m curious about the competition (some of them are listed at https://itsfoss.com/linux-phones/) and how Above Phone believes it compares to their competition for features, functionality, usability and security.
I’m also curious about how Hakeem would respond to some of the more critical comments about Linux phones on the Reddit r/linux boards. Reddit mostly doesn’t seem to think Linux is ready for cell phone prime time.
The laptop Above Phone sells seems pretty straightforward but I’d be curious as to how they compares to installing standard Ubuntu on a three year old Lenovo Thinkpad.
The rest of the tech seems pretty straightforward although it might be fun talk about some of the real life impacts of some of other problems with “walled gardens” and the Above Phone privacy suite.
Essentially, I’d like a second interview, with a more technical overview of the products and their competition.
Thanks in advance.
Hi Will, what do you know about Hakeem? First thing I noticed when he was showing his phone was the triangles within triangles. Are you sure he isn’t WEF, freemason or kazarian Jew (satanist)?