Burner Phones
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I think it also depends on how you hobby - if it's something more involved like SA, a separate iPhone burner is best, if there's a plausible excuse. I bought mine used for $150 and used a pre-paid $30 Tmo 5gb/mo plan that I could refill with top-up cards bought in cash.
Girls instinctively trust iMessage users more, and you can also use iMessage on other Apple devices, which gives you some flexibility and additional responsiveness. You can set up something similar with an Android burner and using Google Voice across platforms, but true amateur SA girls seem to like the "validity" of those blue iMessage bubbles. Either way, I like having a set up that allows me to communicate via desktop because I'm often in front of a computer anyway, and many of my SB conversations cover similar territory, so I can copy/paste with some personalization very quickly across multiple conversations.
If you're seeing pros, an obvious burner app probably doesn't matter. But many non-pros will be put slightly on-guard by the signature that many of those apps put in each sent text. I don't know if that's specifically true about textra, but it was for text4free and a couple others I tried.
Girls instinctively trust iMessage users more, and you can also use iMessage on other Apple devices, which gives you some flexibility and additional responsiveness. You can set up something similar with an Android burner and using Google Voice across platforms, but true amateur SA girls seem to like the "validity" of those blue iMessage bubbles. Either way, I like having a set up that allows me to communicate via desktop because I'm often in front of a computer anyway, and many of my SB conversations cover similar territory, so I can copy/paste with some personalization very quickly across multiple conversations.
If you're seeing pros, an obvious burner app probably doesn't matter. But many non-pros will be put slightly on-guard by the signature that many of those apps put in each sent text. I don't know if that's specifically true about textra, but it was for text4free and a couple others I tried.
The easiest way is to use a google voice number. I use both google voice and talkatone. I can call and text from these numbers and it doesn't show up on any bill. I don't have to worry about carrying around a spare phone or anything. Turn off the notifications for these apps and no one will know. I hide it in a password protected folder hidden in a folder called junk and fill that with crap apps.
I haven’t used my AT&T burner since February due to the COVID hiatus and now it seems my sim and number are expired. This is the second time this happened to me. The last time it was due to a break that was much shorter than this one. Now I need to get a new burner and probably get reverified at some of my favorite places.
There are also dual-SIM phones (like the new iPhone SE). I've never worked with two active SIMs so can't say whether or not a SO would figure that out. With respect to using Google Voice, just make sure that the number is linked to your burner Gmail account and not your main one. One thing that is weird about Google Voice is the way calls from you get assigned some random shared number for Caller ID purposes.
Next to my workbench I have a box of old phones that I and my SO have used over the years. There is also an old digital point and shoot, old rechargeable batteries, old smashed hard drives, obsolete chargers, etc. Every time I upgrade I toss the old phone into the box. One of these days (or so I say) I will be bringing the box to my town's electronic recycling. My burner is hiding in plain sight in the box. I take it out when I need it.
I see your point. One can't achieve 100% deniability, however, you can link it to a dedicated (porn, mongering, etc.) Gmail account and use a Yahoo email for recovery purposes. By the time someone digs deep enough into your chain of accounts to uncover a connection, you will probably have larger problems anyway.
You wanna bet that LE, maybe with the help of the Feds, did whatever it took, i.e., "digs deep enough ...to uncover a connection", to trace every contact in the phone records to the bodies found, to locate and interview those who were linked the Ocean Parkway Prostitute Murders.
Just guessing, but I suspect that everyone linked to the women, either via a phone or a home or work computer, got a face to face interview to explain why they were linked to those women.
Yeah, in the legal system you have the right to remain silent, but I'm not too sure how that right works out with your wife, SO or boss.
Ps. a popular whoreboard website, whose moderator did not properly moderate a couple of asshole posters who blustered in multiple posts what they would do to a hooker who screwed them over, shut down as more and more prostitute bodies were discovered.
Just guessing, but I suspect that everyone linked to the women, either via a phone or a home or work computer, got a face to face interview to explain why they were linked to those women.
Yeah, in the legal system you have the right to remain silent, but I'm not too sure how that right works out with your wife, SO or boss.
Ps. a popular whoreboard website, whose moderator did not properly moderate a couple of asshole posters who blustered in multiple posts what they would do to a hooker who screwed them over, shut down as more and more prostitute bodies were discovered.
I
have fake.....
have fake.....
- GMail account, only used in "incognito mode"- 8 minutes to set up; connected to a "pre" prove your identity Yahoo! Account [est. 1998], more luck than actual planning; i never thought that anonymous internet/ email accounts would be near impossibility just 15 years later.
- Everything else now connects to my "incognito" Gmail
- Chrome [or any other browser's private mode] "incognito" is safe and easy, close the Chrome browser and everything is fine, no history, no access. When you are ready to look open up an "incognito" tab and log into the accounts/services you want to use....
- be aware this just hides your activities from your significant other(s), not the law enforcement community! They already have it all saved and archived in Neveda and the analysts have already laughed at your dick pics.
- If your SO, looks at your app store history, they can find out you had used an app, even with the last install/used date. So I'd recommend not using an app, unless you have a legit sounding reason for having and having used it.
- be aware this just hides your activities from your significant other(s), not the law enforcement community! They already have it all saved and archived in Neveda and the analysts have already laughed at your dick pics.
- Google Voice - 3 minutes to set up
- Occasionally the voicemail doesn't play through the incognito webpage interface, on my phone. When that happens I log into it through my laptop.
- Everything texts, mms, videos, images etc are saved/archived in gmail.
- Facebook
- Many provider's have social media accounts and will send pm's of wanting to meet, pics, videos
- Twitter/Switter
- LinkedIn profile, put about 20 minutes effort in
- Utopia Guide
- Chrome [or any other browser's private mode] "incognito" is safe and easy, close the Chrome browser and everything is fine, no history, no access. When you are ready to look open up an "incognito" tab and log into the accounts/services you want to use....
- When they ask for references, I throw the I'll give em to you, but doubtful they'll call you back unless your paying for their time
- Just recently, a new provider asked, and i gave her a few numbers, NND [retired, so i no longer give out her contact info], and other individuals I'm a regular with, the AMP's that I've gone to [they all keep every number and contact and share it among the other AMP's], and then the agencies like Lear Talent, EPA Girls, Pearls/Jewels of NYC, etc... almost no provider that has requested them could get in touch with any of them but still they all have seen me after talking via Gmail/Google voice texting for about 5 minutes. I've had a few even say that Lear never returns calls on checking backgrounds
I
have fake.....
have fake.....
- GMail account, only used in "incognito mode"- 8 minutes to set up; connected to a "pre" prove your identity Yahoo! Account [est. 1998], more luck than actual planning; i never thought that anonymous internet/ email accounts would be near impossibility just 15 years later.
- Everything else now connects to my "incognito" Gmail
- Chrome [or any other browser's private mode] "incognito" is safe and easy, close the Chrome browser and everything is fine, no history, no access. When you are ready to look open up an "incognito" tab and log into the accounts/services you want to use....
- be aware this just hides your activities from your significant other(s), not the law enforcement community! They already have it all saved and archived in Neveda and the analysts have already laughed at your dick pics.
- If your SO, looks at your app store history, they can find out you had used an app, even with the last install/used date. So I'd recommend not using an app, unless you have a legit sounding reason for having and having used it.
- be aware this just hides your activities from your significant other(s), not the law enforcement community! They already have it all saved and archived in Neveda and the analysts have already laughed at your dick pics.
- Google Voice - 3 minutes to set up
- Occasionally the voicemail doesn't play through the incognito webpage interface, on my phone. When that happens I log into it through my laptop.
- Everything texts, mms, videos, images etc are saved/archived in gmail.
- Facebook
- Many provider's have social media accounts and will send pm's of wanting to meet, pics, videos
- Twitter/Switter
- LinkedIn profile, put about 20 minutes effort in
- Utopia Guide
- Chrome [or any other browser's private mode] "incognito" is safe and easy, close the Chrome browser and everything is fine, no history, no access. When you are ready to look open up an "incognito" tab and log into the accounts/services you want to use....
- When they ask for references, I throw the I'll give em to you, but doubtful they'll call you back unless your paying for their time
- Just recently, a new provider asked, and i gave her a few numbers, NND [retired, so i no longer give out her contact info], and other individuals I'm a regular with, the AMP's that I've gone to [they all keep every number and contact and share it among the other AMP's], and then the agencies like Lear Talent, EPA Girls, Pearls/Jewels of NYC, etc... almost no provider that has requested them could get in touch with any of them but still they all have seen me after talking via Gmail/Google voice texting for about 5 minutes. I've had a few even say that Lear never returns calls on checking backgrounds
I have a Private Internet Access account that I use for all of my devices. The iOS app is straightforward - no issues over the years. PIA has its own filter lists of risky websites that it blocks. This is both a good and a bad thing. It has saved me countless annoying popups and tabs but certain porn websites don't work properly. Not sure whether there is a whitelist feature.
Not the most tech savvy. Just to be clear, if I set up a google voice account, I can make phone calls from it and it uses its own unique phone number so when I call providers, they can’t trace it back to me? And it allows texting as well? Appreciate the confirmation, there’s a really sexy provider I want to see today but don’t want to use my real phone!
