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- -\>> _[GrapheneOS](#grapheneos)_ <br>
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- -\>> _[GrapheneOS](#grapheneos)_ <br>
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- -\>> _[GrapheneOS Hardening](#grapheneos-hardening)_ <br>
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- -\>> _[GrapheneOS Hardening](#grapheneos-hardening)_ <br>
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- -\>> _[External Applications](#external-applications)_ <br>
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- -\>> _[External Applications](#external-applications)_ <br>
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- -\>> _[Tor](#tor-1)_ <br>
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- -\>> _[Tor](#tor-1)_ <br>
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-\>> [Physical](#physical) <br>
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-\>> [Physical](#physical) <br>
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- -\>> _[Cars](#cars)_ <br>
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- -\>> _[Cars](#cars)_ <br>
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-\>> [Secure Communications](#secure-communications) <br>
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-\>> [Secure Communications](#secure-communications) <br>
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@ -1008,22 +1005,15 @@ There are a variety of tools to test your different browser configurations in a
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## **Mobile**
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## **Mobile**
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Default un-modified mobile devices are **NOT** private.
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Mobile devices are extremely important.
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Your mobile device likely contains the most sensitive information. Pictures, texts, location, and more.
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They contain a plethora of information such as contacts, files, texts and more.
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We'll need to work heavily on reducing this fingerprint.
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Mobile devices by-default are not private or even anonymous.
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Anything you do on your phone is likely not private.
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While there are ways to harden IOS / stock Android, this is not the place for it.
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Apps have unnecessary permissions to contacts, messages, files, location and more.
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This is an extremely terrifying thing, as any app could have the potential to view sensitive information.
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Most apps require very minimal permissions to function.
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The idea is minimalism.
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"Calculator" does not need access to text messages, nor does it need to ping servers.
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Any device with a SIM card installed is not anonymous.
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The location of the device is known by the cell provider.
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To be truly "anonymous" with a mobile device, you must not have an installed SIM card.
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It is not advisable to try to be "anonymous" on a mobile device.
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It is best to focus on minimalism for our mobile devices, for instance, the calculator app does not need location permissions.
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We can reduce the amount of data being collected by eliminating apps we do not need and by removing invasive permissions.
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It is important to note that any device with a SIM card is likely not anonymous, as the cellular towers can triangulate the location of the device by measuring its signal strength.
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It is possible to create an anonymous mobile device by having no SIM card on it at all, and routing everything over Tor.
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Android allows us to have more access over our device such as installing applications from third-party repositories and having access over `ADB` and changing permissions.
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Android allows us to have more access over our device such as installing applications from third-party repositories and having access over `ADB` and changing permissions.
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