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Not a car person, so if i need to clarify let me know. I do not want my car to have the ability to track me at all. How do i turn off the in car navigation? Just look up my fuse box and pull the appropriate ones?

Not a car person, so if i need to clarify let me know. I do not want my car to have the ability to track me at all. How do i turn off the in car navigation? Just look up my fuse box and pull the appropriate ones?

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Even if you do this. If you drive with a cell phone. Even a Nokia or a brick phone. You are still being tracked. Mobile phone always pings. Pinging to towers you are always geolocated.

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Fake Traveler (Fake your location) - https://f-droid.org/packages/cl.coders.faketraveler

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That fakes GPS, not tower connections.

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I remember when a phone was something you used to talk to people.

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Airplane Mode is the Cellular radio OFF switch.

Spoofing GPS is useful for localization info from the web or picking a spot for apps to fixate at.

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I have read that airplane mode continues logging and sends the data when connected. The GPS soft key, who knows what that does. I would not actually expect it to stop all location processing.

It would be trivial to have two location fields - what the hardware says and what the software like fake traveler says.

Still, i frequently leave off gps and mobile data, and leave data saver and battery saver on. It probably does little good.

I am waiting for Mobian to become done enough for everyday use.

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I carry my flip phone in a faraday bag. No shit.

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Yep, At least in USA. In 1998 a law was passed to make sure ALL cell phones had GPS because of "emergency (911) calls". That didnt turn into the most vast surveillance network ever somehow.... cough.