Use pay phone to contact Australian Secret Intelligence Service recruitment

Re:Use pay phone to contact Australian Secret Intelligence S... by alfiedotwtf on Thursday June 11, 2015 @10:28PM (#9703679)

I'd assume it's all slurped up. The difference is that there is zero idenification of the caller when using a payphone.

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Re:Use pay phone to contact Australian Secret Intelligence S... by jahmed on Thursday June 11, 2015 @10:53PM (#9703756)

Which is a great reason to know your closest payphones. Just in case.

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Re:Use pay phone to contact Australian Secret Intelligence S... by alfiedotwtf on Thursday June 11, 2015 @11:04PM (#9703788)

No. You drive for a random amount of time, well away from your local area so to establish zero connection. If you're using the payphone outside of your house, you may as well call from home.

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Re:Use pay phone to contact Australian Secret Intelligence S... by retrogradeorbit on Friday June 12, 2015 @02:44AM (#9704382)

Don't let your number plate be scanned by cops as you're driving to said payphone, or you could be linked. Better to ride your bike.

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Re:Use pay phone to contact Australian Secret Intelligence S... by grrowl on Friday June 12, 2015 @12:25AM (#9704052)

Or, you can use one close to your house but ensure every other signal is scrambled (such as, have someone take your phone to the next town over and use it while you do the payphone thing)

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Re:Use pay phone to contact Australian Secret Intelligence S... by skidoo on Friday June 12, 2015 @01:06AM (#9704169)

While standing on one foot and facing North, of course.

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