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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @79c9095526 8 Jan \ on: My Extreme Privacy Journey - PART 3: iOS Mobile Devices tutorials
That is a wonderful write up, thank you! If I may, I'd suggest that after downloading all of the apps you need on your phone, you repeat this step because each app defaults to enabled when you first download it:
Settings > Siri & Search > (each app): Disable all
One other comment/question. I like using VoIP apps (google voice, mysudo) in order to have numbers I can give people who I don't want having my 'real' phone number. Additionally, they are great when I travel internationally and need to make a call to a number in the USA.
I know you recommend grapheneOS over iOS and I generally agree, but have you found any acceptable VoIP apps for graphene? Google voice of course requires google play services on graphene and mysudo simply doesn't work (or at least you need a second phone to subscribe).
Also, do you have any thoughts on VoIP or phone number privacy in general? I know Michael Bazzell talks a fair amount about maintaining privacy of your SIM card number in his guides.
Hi, thank you! Unfortunately, I couldn't replicate the setup from the book as it's more US-specific. The book actually recommends VoIP.ms, which they configure for GrapheneOS, but I don't have firsthand experience with them, but they might be worth looking into.
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