← Back to context Comment by _trampeltier 9 hours ago So you can allways trust the carriers. So then it's maybe a feature. 7 comments _trampeltier Reply jeroenhd 9 hours ago I don't think carriers can be trusted per se, but if a carrier wants to interrupt your call, they can just kill the connection. mzajc 8 hours ago I trust mine not to brick my smartphone on purpose, at least. Especially not using methods that leave traces of what was done. rvba 8 hours ago a bad actor can hack the carrier and brick the phones the same way the fridges were hacked and bricked few weeks agoperhaps even a rogue employee t_mahmood 8 hours ago If that happens, I think the actors will have more serious things to hack around then phone-looping some poor souls 2 replies → izacus 3 hours ago The carrier? You mean the company that actually routes and controls the emergency calls and other calls this DDoSes? And routes and controls all your data transfer and owns the cell towers?How do you make calls without trusting them?
jeroenhd 9 hours ago I don't think carriers can be trusted per se, but if a carrier wants to interrupt your call, they can just kill the connection.
mzajc 8 hours ago I trust mine not to brick my smartphone on purpose, at least. Especially not using methods that leave traces of what was done. rvba 8 hours ago a bad actor can hack the carrier and brick the phones the same way the fridges were hacked and bricked few weeks agoperhaps even a rogue employee t_mahmood 8 hours ago If that happens, I think the actors will have more serious things to hack around then phone-looping some poor souls 2 replies →
rvba 8 hours ago a bad actor can hack the carrier and brick the phones the same way the fridges were hacked and bricked few weeks agoperhaps even a rogue employee t_mahmood 8 hours ago If that happens, I think the actors will have more serious things to hack around then phone-looping some poor souls 2 replies →
t_mahmood 8 hours ago If that happens, I think the actors will have more serious things to hack around then phone-looping some poor souls 2 replies →
izacus 3 hours ago The carrier? You mean the company that actually routes and controls the emergency calls and other calls this DDoSes? And routes and controls all your data transfer and owns the cell towers?How do you make calls without trusting them?
I don't think carriers can be trusted per se, but if a carrier wants to interrupt your call, they can just kill the connection.
I trust mine not to brick my smartphone on purpose, at least. Especially not using methods that leave traces of what was done.
a bad actor can hack the carrier and brick the phones the same way the fridges were hacked and bricked few weeks ago
perhaps even a rogue employee
If that happens, I think the actors will have more serious things to hack around then phone-looping some poor souls
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The carrier? You mean the company that actually routes and controls the emergency calls and other calls this DDoSes? And routes and controls all your data transfer and owns the cell towers?
How do you make calls without trusting them?