Re:Why Snowden Asked Visitors in Hong Kong to Refrigerate Th...
by dear on Tuesday June 25, 2013 @06:38PM
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How do you take a battery out of an iPhone?
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Re:Why Snowden Asked Visitors in Hong Kong to Refrigerate Th...
by DougWebb on Tuesday June 25, 2013 @07:09PM
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Easy: blender. Putting the battery back in is the hard part.
Re:Why Snowden Asked Visitors in Hong Kong to Refrigerate Th...
by DanBC on Tuesday June 25, 2013 @06:50PM
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You put it in a faraday cage.
One of these bags is fine. (http://www.elcomltd.com/metsheildingbags.html)
Re:Why Snowden Asked Visitors in Hong Kong to Refrigerate Th...
by ninjin on Tuesday June 25, 2013 @07:04PM
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Sure, this would block the incoming/outgoing signal. But last time I checked you can still hear your surroundings when inside a Faraday cage/bag. So unless you plan on permanently storing that phone in a bag I can't see how this would prevent a potential recording from eventually getting out.
Re:Why Snowden Asked Visitors in Hong Kong to Refrigerate Th...
by DanBC on Wednesday June 26, 2013 @05:09AM
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Just to check:
Some people are saying that mobile phones have a second secret battery, and that battery is used to power the phone to record anything the microphone can hear, and then later when the phone has a signal and normal battery power that recording is secretly sent out to some secret spy agency?