the feds own sprint.nextel
the federal government owns a stake in this company(look it up, do ya research) so that they can spy on what people are saying, even when their using their chirp.
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can you prove that? (owns a stake)
anyway, the government can spy on anything that has to deal with airwaves. (means everyone in the telecommunications can be spied upon)
anyway, the government can spy on anything that has to deal with airwaves. (means everyone in the telecommunications can be spied upon)
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well, i asked you too. so if you state a fact please prove it, if not, dont bother posting.. 🙂
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dude got weak on the link request i see. Next thing you know, the gov't will own Six Flags and they'll use the roller coaster seats to spy on who has hemmorhoid issues.
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I did find it interesting that any phone with GPS keeps track of where you are even if your not on a phone call.
Never would have thought heh
Never would have thought heh
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Alluvin said:
I did find it interesting that any phone with GPS keeps track of where you are even if your not on a phone call.
Never would have thought heh
That was true with any phone. Even without GPS they have a general idea where you are based on tower location. You phone, while powered on, is always transmitting and receiving to the network.
I think Danny Ocean has been watching Enemy of the State one too many times.
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they do.. 🙂 they could have traced it without the GPS on it also by locating you on the cell site grid when your phone transmits data including calling..
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yea, that is what GPS can do...
they can trace your call, track where you are... they can do whatever they want.. 🙂
they can trace your call, track where you are... they can do whatever they want.. 🙂
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The previous guy is correct, the government does own part of Sprint via their sizeable investment in Nextel and iDen.
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as i said to the other guy, please prove this..
provide links, excerpt in their 10k or 10q's.. thanks.
if not, this statement is false.
provide links, excerpt in their 10k or 10q's.. thanks.
if not, this statement is false.
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Acutally gov't entities are not allowed to own publicly runs networks. This is why there is such an issue with the munipal WiFi plans.
If you have some sort of proof I'd like to see it.
If you have some sort of proof I'd like to see it.
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why you gettin so worked up, it bothers you that the streets aren't ridin with sprint no more.huh! because of this. word like this spreads quickly undergorund.
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i think you underestimate nextels surprising ability to remain partial despite his screen name
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sprint is more for the George Bush type crowd. out here in the West it gets zero respect. Cingular and Verizon,even T mobile are way mroe respected
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What part of the west are YOU from?
They do fine in MY part of the west, Cingular and Tmobile don't have the coverage and Verizon is too expensive and has too high of a deposit for a lot of my customers.
I'm in west Phoenix AZ (thats Arizona, just in case your "underground" doesn't know where this ground is)
They do fine in MY part of the west, Cingular and Tmobile don't have the coverage and Verizon is too expensive and has too high of a deposit for a lot of my customers.
I'm in west Phoenix AZ (thats Arizona, just in case your "underground" doesn't know where this ground is)
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sprint is more of the george bush crowd??? what, are you retarded? 60% of sprint's customer base is the young, urban black crowd. 🤣
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Got something to hide? Worried about your Colombian connections or something?? like Nextel18 said, if the gov't wants to spy on me, you, him or anyone, they don't need a stake in Sprint to do it! 😳
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The Feds can listen to any technology (iDEN, CDMA, GSM, etc.) they want. The trick is that they listen to it off the switch with a wire-tapping court order.
They don't waste any time trying to listen to it off the air.
They don't waste any time trying to listen to it off the air.
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He is talking about the fact that George W. Bush sold all of his oil companies, and secretly bought out Sprint and Nextel, and made Dick Cheney the CEO...
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you know all the phones have a gps chip in them, and most (if not all) providers will provide authorities with the location of someone (not exact but within 90 degrees or something of a particular tower), i believe one of them will even give them the triangulated location to within a few miles...
they watching you 'streets' and the 'underground' more than you may know 'homie'
they watching you 'streets' and the 'underground' more than you may know 'homie'
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if the "underground" knows so much about this, explain why 125th st in harlem is the best store in NYC. Also you can spread this around your streets guy, cell phones can be tapped into easily, you ever hear cross talk in your tracfone? patriot act, thats all you need to know.
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Some people sure have an elevated sense of self worth. What makes a lot of Americans think that their general conversation is worth someone tapping into and listening/recording anything they have to say? Do you have any idea how expensive it is in manpower, and costs to listen and record everything someone communicates during a day? Trust me, they need a really really strong reason to want to spend that kind of effort and money to monitor your conversation. If your worried about it, what are you doing to attract attention? I am more afraid of those who are worried than I am of the governments ability to listen in. I could care less if the government or anyone has the ability to listen to my calls, because I know I am not a target for t...
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