Test your privacy acumen (Technology)- Novice Level

After testing yourself here, you will realize how the luxury of tehcnology we carry around as our second self turns your concept of ‘being private’ into the infinite abyss of nothingness.

Or, you will learn that you are in fact private because you have taken control of the luxury rather than the other way.

For further information on how you use disinformation to create a clone double of your online ‘identity’ using technological luxury, while going your way without some stranger who have programmed a bot with personality disorder counting the hairs on your asshole, be certain to join the waiting list for the 1-on-1 course.

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1. ‘Client-side scanning’ is:

How your phone finds the GPS of your location.
An app for your phone that allows you to scan any item into your cloud storage or email.
A method used by big corporations to communicate and interact with their clients.
How any company can always monitor your activities from the device you purchase from them.

2. ‘Client-side scanning’ is a type of method generally known as:

‘Man-in-the-middle attack.
WiFi scanning.
WiFi triangulation.
Mesh network.

3. The popular use of a man-in-the-middle attack is to:

Pierce any attempt at encrypted messages between parties using apps like Telegram, Session, or other encrypted messages.
Pierce any attempt at masking VPN.
Decrypt passwords from password management apps.
Decrypt messages that are encrypted after the messages are sent.

4. Is it possible for you to create a misinformation database of your name, and records like arrest records, home address and phone number that others can publicly access?

5. Even if you have an LLC in a State like Wyoming that does not list your personal name publicly, can someone curious enough still find information about you?

6. Which of the below lists cannot be found publicly without a forensic audit or a subpoena?

Real Estate
UCC Filings
Bank Accounts
Judgment Liens

7. What is the legal term, when you create layers that preserve the integrity of what you have, and do.

Creating a reasonable expectation of privacy.
Creating a trustee’s.
Creating a reservation of rights.
Creating private contracts.

8. What are the main problems with mobile devices when it comes to privacy?

Intentional back-doors created by phone companies within their software and the hardware like the NPU, GPU, How is the LTE function of devices useless for those using the Stingray method.
By remotely downgrading your mobile device from LTE connection to 3G
They are deliberately made difficult to repair without sending it to the big company.
They are getting bigger making it difficult to operate discretely with them when needed.

9. What is responsible for routing calls and text, internet connection in phone networks?

SS7, a worldwide network with access by anyone worldwide.
The NPU inside the phone.
Who knows.
The GPU hardware inside the phone.

10. Which laws requires access to the SS7 of your mobile device?

the Workforce for AI Trust Act
Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act (PAFACA)
AI Advancement and Reliability Act
Communications Assistance for the Workforce for AI Trust ActEnforcement Act (CALEA)

11. What types of phones do not reveal your unque identity and share user data among apps in your mobile device?

De-bugged phones
De-ranged phones
De-googled phones
De-programmed phones

12. Stingray attack method is originally known as, and performed using which of the following?

Wires that act as bugs in your home to listen to you.
Ads that track you in your browsers.
IMSI Catcher

13. On a very basic level, how is a stingray attack done?

Using micro waves
Using radio waves
Using digital waves.

14. What is the purpose of using the above correct wave to attach any mobile device?

To prevent you from being able to use your phone as long as you are connected to a phone tower.
To eliminate any encryption in a mobile device’s LTE, rendering any purported benefits of LTE useless.
To eliminate the need to connect to a cell tower in order to make a phone call.

15. The stingray method attacks which portion of your mobile device?

The SIM Card and, the camera function.
The SIM Card and all the sensors in the phone
The SIM Card and the MP (“Ki value” of the network)

16. What is another benefit for the user of an IMSI Catcher

Access to your contact list.
Access to your nudes.
Access to to duplicate the operating system of your mobile device.
Access to duplicate the SIM card remotely

17. Are e-SIMs safe from the IMSI catcher method?

18. When you mobile is device is off, which functions remains active that allows it to send signals that any curious parties or data miners can use to identify you? For instance, how the social media is able to suggest or show you contents on an item you just bought at a very certain place, or what you are preparing to do.

Bluetooth signals (Low frequency) and MP nano machine that always connects to cell towers.
Your permissions settings
It does not matter, so long as your device is not updated signals will always be sent that causes your device to monitor you

19. What are the two main purposes of a Virtual private Network(VPN)

To mask the IP Address by merging with many more people using the same IP, and to prevent the service provider from seeing your internet traffic/activities.
To mask the IP Address by completely preventing anyone from seeing it.
To mask the IP Address by temporarily masking your information and location entirely from the Internet Service Providers (ISP)

20. Can location tracking be done on you even if you have a VPN?

Yes, the internet service provider can provide your location to any subpeona.
Yes, VPN occasionally leak location of the IP Address.
No, VPN also masks location in adidtion to masking the traffic.

21. How does big technology and data mining company like Google keep track of you?

Google ID attached to apps and the phone.
Meta Verse attached to apps and the phone.
Google mails attached to apps and the phone.
Google Analytic attached to apps and the phone.

22. Where are the most common areas stringray methods are performed on people

International locations like the embassy, and airports.
Any crowded area.
Isolated areas.

23. How is stingray executed?

The sending of a fake but stronger signal that mimic a cell tower is sent to your phone which forces your phone to tag unto that signal as though it is a cell tower, automatically granting developer access to your phone by the stingray user.
The sending of a fake but stronger signal that mimic a cell tower is sent to your phone which temporarily drains data usage and subsequently used as data to figure out information about your SIM card.
The sending of a fake but stronger signal that mimic a cell tower is sent to your phone which forces your phone to tag unto that signal as though it is a cell tower, granting access to the stingray user to disable encryption as the mobile device reconnects.

24. Has stringray method evolved since 5G?

25. What type of circumstance is stingray used?

To find a particular target’s phone, usually used when the location is known but the target device is not known.
To find a particular target’s phone, usually used when the location is not known but the target device is known.
To find a particular target’s location, usually used when the location is not known

26. What is the simple but dangerous issue most people have with phone numbers and online websites?

Phone numbers that most people use as log in verification are tied to their credit report, the API of websites link that to credit profiles and personal identities.
They use it on any website
They give it to strangers
Phone numbers that most people use as log in verification are tied to their credit report, the credit bureaus report these verification phone numbers

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