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A CIA agent was hired as a consultant for a movie. It was an action/spy movie so his input was wanted. One of the main actors was talking to the CIA agent, and the CIA agent muttered out, "yeah we record every phone call". And the actor said something along the lines of "no way," to which the CIA agent pulled out his phone and asked him "Whats your number" and the actor gave it to him.
The CIA agent was able to pull up a phone call the actor had with his mother from two years ago. Played it for him, and he was in shock.
I honestly can't remember where I heard that story (maybe Joe Rogan or something) but the person telling sounded like he was serious.
You have to understand with quantum computers and other unknown technology at their resources, they can likely track everything. Just a matter if they want to check you out and go after you for some reason.
Trigger words likely get folks put into a database somewhere. There is a program called TTID - tag track identify. That is a real program that looks for people who know the truth about various subjects based on their IP address and internet/subject choices. It's quite scary. That one, I do know exists.
PGP over email (but keep in mind that keystrokes can be logged if they really had an interest in you).
even in person, only works if the other person is trustworthy and no one is tailing or aware of the rendez-vous. that goes even for getting naked and jumping in pool or lake to have convo (wires on people are not bulky "wire" anymore). but do go the extra mile if you must.
You're saying that communicating, lets say, via tails and jabber through tor is safer than mobile?
How does one have their keystrokes logged?
mobile just isn't safe because it's hard to hide location and such. and multiple apps are broadcasting all sorts of info as well. but do use Orbot and other methods. still, as a rule: avoid or minimize mobile use (YouTube watch?v=VFns39RXPrU).
Signal is end-to-end encryption, and they report that when they have received an NSA letter, they really couldn't give much but that the accounts were registered on their network and were in contact (this may not be quite accurate), BUT they had no info on what was actually said.
but hey, do you trust your conversation partner? they could be saving images of conversations even if they're set to disappear. that's the weakest link (no matter the method of communication), and never forget that.
Ya, i'm not concerned about the trust of my partner.
How does it work then if you're selling locally? I mean, isn't every where you go logged? Let's say i'm selling locally and someone i trust messages me (via signal) to meet them at x location with 2 grams.
Assuming they aren't compromised, where does the risk lie?
It's definitely always a chance game. Your partner might get popped, and now is setting you up to catch a break. Your partner might be the one getting set up, and you get caught up in the sweep.
Whatever you do, have a goal/plan and exit strategy. Unless that's prison or dead, be extra paranoid (assume you are your own keeper) - and hope for the best.