Streetwalker Reports

**BlueFox141** · 06-20-19 00:18

Gentlemen,

My mailbox has had a lot of activity and I accidentally cleared a bunch of my "Sent" folder. If I promised you Michelle's phone number and haven't sent it, I apologize, send anther PM, I'll send it. I'll have your other messages to know we talked. I can probably give it to a couple more at this point. Priority to those I have a history with. Others, please have a good number of good, helpful posts- I will review your history to see if you share info, or mostly ask for it. Attitude towards fellow mongers and an indication that you are especially respectful of the ladies that deserve it. Notice I'm not saying "Seniors" only- not that being a Senior isn't a plus, I do share with regular members that seem like good guys that are here for everyone's benefit.

Be careful out there.

Blue.

**Woody50** · 06-19-19 21:51

Originally Posted by MrHappyPants [View Original Post]

I looked further and saw that they're special pouches that are sold that you place your phone into to avoid these things. It's nuts.

Perhaps best bet is to just have a pre paid phone that you use to mess around with, that way your identity is never linked to the phone. They can track your GPS location based on the phone, but not your identity.

Don't forget, if your vehicle has any of the smart features, like OnStar or it's competitors used in non-GM brands, your car uses a cell network, even if you don't subscribe. The auto manufacturers have deals with cell carriers for the vehicle to work on the internet of things, as in passing limited amounts of data, like vehicle diagnostics or crash data, without the owner subscribing to a service plan. This means the vehicle is continually in contact with a cell network.

Most of the tracking devices simply act like a cell site and / or WiFi hotspot and log your presence as your device shakes hands in an attempt to connect.

I'd worry a lot more about that or a powered up device than a truly powered off device. Most of the buzz around communicating with so called powered off devices involves malware that makes to device appear to shut down but it's still powering the radios.

**MrHappyPants** · 06-19-19 18:05

Originally Posted by Seekist [View Original Post]

I'm not sure but I believe. Even with your phone off.

It still sending a signal? Again I believe you have to pull the battery to stop it from any type of signal.

Could we get a tech guy to confirm this?

THANKS.

I looked further and saw that they're special pouches that are sold that you place your phone into to avoid these things. It's nuts.

Perhaps best bet is to just have a pre paid phone that you use to mess around with, that way your identity is never linked to the phone. They can track your GPS location based on the phone, but not your identity.

**Seekist** · 06-19-19 13:22

Originally Posted by MrHappyPants [View Original Post]

I was curious on this so I started looking this up. I found this video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ni4FV5zL6lM.

This is dated 2014, so you can imagine how much further the technology has been refined from then to now.

I'm NEVER driving through that area with my phone turned on again. For those of us with work phones registered under our employers, this could be bad news.

I'm not sure but I believe. Even with your phone off.

It still sending a signal? Again I believe you have to pull the battery to stop it from any type of signal.

Could we get a tech guy to confirm this?

THANKS.

**MrHappyPants** · 06-19-19 12:52

Originally Posted by MrHappyPants [View Original Post]

Dude. Thank you for sharing.

I was curious on this so I started looking this up. I found this video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ni4FV5zL6lM.

This is dated 2014, so you can imagine how much further the technology has been refined from then to now.

I'm NEVER driving through that area with my phone turned on again. For those of us with work phones registered under our employers, this could be bad news.

**MrHappyPants** · 06-19-19 06:43

Originally Posted by Bradford007 [View Original Post]

There are is an area around the loop that tracks cellphones etc. I forgot what street it's on but it clearly states something like cameras and internet security is done for safety to track cellphones etc. I saw it and thought it was fake until my cop friend said something. So what I think my buddy was telling me if you are to look for women around the loop shut off your phone. I think they can see you on camera in certain spots and if they pick up your GPS on phone they can go bust you while your getting headache relief LOL.

Dude. Thank you for sharing.

**SR Only** · 06-19-19 06:42

Yeah, it's real.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...g-privacy.html

As you shop, "beacons" are watching you, using hidden technology in your phone.

EXCERPT:

Imagine you are shopping in your favorite grocery store. As you approach the dairy aisle, you are sent a push notification in your phone: "10 percent off your favorite yogurt! Click here to redeem your coupon. " You considered buying yogurt on your last trip to the store, but you decided against it. How did your phone know?

Your smartphone was tracking you. The grocery store got your location data and paid a shadowy group of marketers to use that information to target you with ads. Recent reports have noted how companies use data gathered from cell towers, ambient Wi-Fi, and GPS. But the location data industry has a much more precise, and unobtrusive, tool: Bluetooth beacons.

These beacons are small, inobtrusive electronic devices that are hidden throughout the grocery store; an app on your phone that communicates with them informed the company not only that you had entered the building, but that you had lingered for two minutes in front of the low-fat Chobanis.

Most location services use cell towers and GPS, but these technologies have limitations. Cell towers have wide coverage, but low location accuracy: An advertiser can think you are in Walgreens, but you're actually in McDonald's next door. GPS, by contrast, can be accurate to a radius of around five meters (16 feet), but it does not work well indoors.

Bluetooth beacons, however, can track your location accurately from a range of inches to about 50 meters. They use little energy, and they work well indoors. That has made them popular among companies that want precise tracking inside a store.

**PutMeInCouch** · 06-18-19 18:09

Originally Posted by MrHappyPants [View Original Post]

Hey Bradford, trying to understand what you meant about the phones?

Your smart phone is always looking for a wifi network to connect to, and so it shakes hands with any and all wifi signals. Police can I. D. your specific phone EIN with a fairly simple capture device. They are often used in High crime areas to cross reference with security cameras and probably license plate capture cameras. The data I assume, would be stored forever. Really paranoid? Get a cell phone with removable battery; Most phones are not all the way off when turned off, a handy feature if lost.

My post in NH section: http://www.usasexguide.nl/forum/show...337&viewfull=1#post4284337 .

I do not know what Wtby or other depts have specifically but there have been a shitload of Stingrays sold to local LE. The Stingray has enormous abuse potential and there are many instances of it being used to shred the 4th Amendment.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cellphone_surveillance

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stingray_phone_tracker

**Bradford007** · 06-18-19 17:58

Originally Posted by MrHappyPants [View Original Post]

Hey Bradford, trying to understand what you meant about the phones?

There are is an area around the loop that tracks cellphones etc. I forgot what street it's on but it clearly states something like cameras and internet security is done for safety to track cellphones etc. I saw it and thought it was fake until my cop friend said something. So what I think my buddy was telling me if you are to look for women around the loop shut off your phone. I think they can see you on camera in certain spots and if they pick up your GPS on phone they can go bust you while your getting headache relief LOL.

**When In Vegas** · 06-18-19 13:56

That's high praise coming from you. Quite the honor.

Originally Posted by ILoveThatPoo [View Original Post]

This could be the best thing for her she was wasting away to nothing. Still the best head ever winner!

Poo.

**ILoveThatPoo** · 06-18-19 10:16

Originally Posted by BigDog9 [View Original Post]

For those of you who know Monica she is away on a state sponsored vacation I expect it may be an extended vacation.

This could be the best thing for her she was wasting away to nothing. Still the best head ever winner!

Poo.

**MrHappyPants** · 06-18-19 06:10

Originally Posted by Bradford007 [View Original Post]

So it's been a while since I've dabble into this. But picked up a fairly attractive blonde. Goes by name Candy. Good head game. Definitely on something LOL. But aren't they all? Was really trying to run into the infamous Lady M, that's honestly the reason why I did partake. Also it is no joke with the security with phones. I have a friend that's a cop in town he called me like 3 times trying to get a hold of me. He didn't text for obvious reasons but told me in a way that I knew what he was talking about saying "you shouldn't text and drive in Waterbury and you should definitely shut off your phone".

Hey Bradford, trying to understand what you meant about the phones?

**Bradford007** · 06-17-19 12:21

So it's been a while since I've dabble into this. But picked up a fairly attractive blonde. Goes by name Candy. Good head game. Definitely on something LOL. But aren't they all? Was really trying to run into the infamous Lady M, that's honestly the reason why I did partake. Also it is no joke with the security with phones. I have a friend that's a cop in town he called me like 3 times trying to get a hold of me. He didn't text for obvious reasons but told me in a way that I knew what he was talking about saying "you shouldn't text and drive in Waterbury and you should definitely shut off your phone".