you're becoming increasingly sloppy in your argumentation.  > when you get stopped on the road, do you get a speeding ticket? it's happened, but if there are no cops around i'll gladly run a red light or go 100mph+ if i'm in a hurry. not to mention the fact that i've used police radar detectors to help avoid them so that i can more readily do those things. but fine, it's not very sensible of me to try to prove to you that i'm a rebel.  > you have a narrow view of technology actually, you do: did you know that you can leave your smartphone at home or keep it in a faraday bag? that you can flash a de-googled os onto your phone to remove google tracking and also use apps or scripts to spoof location information? you can decouple your phone from accessing cell towers and instead have it connect to the internet via portable wifi hotspot over a vpn or just use public or unsecured wifi to make calls and texts with your localized internet connection. you can use end-to-end encryption-based protocols/apps for texting, spoof your phone number for calls, and use private irc channels to chat with others over tor-encrypted channels as well. yes, surveillance cameras are a threat to anonymous activity, but they are vulnerable to light, cyberattacks, physical damage, identity obfuscation techniques, etc. which is why so much crime goes unpunished. > hate to repeat myself, but: limited hangout. again. there won't be a luigi 2. if it even really was luigi in the first place. you are so demoralized that you assume your enemies to be virtually omnipotent and face no real threats - which is exactly the perception they want dissidents to have of them. no, all systems are fallible and vulnerable to attack, and giants have been killed before.  [cont.]
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