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03-21-22 18:08 #10513Senior Member

Posts: 200Bio metric was face. The new LEO software does all the work once connected to the port. I want to say the founder of McAffee, but can't remember the author. Was an article in police one forum. Big software they go on about is stingray. That's how they found jihad Johnny on Montana ave a few years back.
Originally Posted by Twisted69
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03-21-22 17:53 #10512Senior Member

Posts: 71Saw her last week, was a fine visit in a SVille incall, some signs of some habits of that is something that you try to avoid.
Originally Posted by Kenal1
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03-21-22 17:52 #10511Senior Member

Posts: 546Hacked phone?
If you were not provided a warrant for phone evidence, I would say you have grounds for a dismissal or at least the right to drop phone evidence from the case and the criminal tool charge. Plus your civil liberties were infringed because of due process not followed. Not sure if this works but, they could have hacked your phone by using your digital fingerprint copy to a gloved hand to open the biometric. Just a guess though. Plus, on some inner dimension (that I’m not smart enough to find) there is on all phones, iPads, computers a small bit of memory that allows a forensic computer geek to find anything that’s was on the device including passwords used. The only work around to remove this info is to delete all data and reinstall all software like 3 times and from a virtual platform or something like that.
Originally Posted by BedtimeStory
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03-21-22 15:31 #10510Senior Member

Posts: 200Re
No they did not.
Originally Posted by Bill513OH
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03-21-22 14:30 #10509Senior Member

Posts: 125Great info
Sorry to hear but thanks for sharing.
Originally Posted by BedtimeStory
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I always delete the apps I'm using and then just reload them later. Idk how effective this would be. But it makes me feel better. I put a passcode on the phone too, but apparently that don't matter. I also make it clear I only want to hang out. Talk. BS etc. I'm "lonely and just want to hang with an adult" I hope if its a sting they would have no interest. Which has happened. I also usually will force a convesation for a few days LOL I figure if they ate texting me out of the blue days later, that could maybe help my cause? Idk.
Def agree with GRAS.
I'm. Curious. Did they ask if you were LEO over text prior to meeting?
Maybe we should start a thread on narrowing down the odds for us and exactly what to do just in case.
Love the idea of parking offsite and walking. I hate driving in hotel areas.
With this all said, it reminds me I need to post reviews of Raine (old spinner) and Grace (6'2 chick in middletown).
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03-21-22 14:28 #10508Senior Member

Posts: 200I wouldn't expect it either in a misdemeanor case, but someone accessed an account only assessable from my phone with two part authentication while they had it. Made some smartass changes to my profile on tinder. Sure they had s blast with that. Real funny. Changed my profile to be a woman looking for man.
Originally Posted by RogerOver
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03-21-22 13:19 #10507Senior Member

Posts: 3362So you're saying they hacked your phone to get access? That's pretty unusual in a misdemeanor case. Depending on your passcode, phone type, etc, it could take 4-6 months to do any sort of brute force.
Originally Posted by BedtimeStory
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03-21-22 13:18 #10506Senior Member

Posts: 949As others have mentioned thanks for sharing your experience, but did LE actually go thru your locked phone via a back door? I was thinking they would need a warrant for that and not typically pursue that in a misdemeanor charge, but not sure. Thanks.
Originally Posted by BedtimeStory
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03-21-22 12:42 #10505Senior Member

Posts: 200They have software that hacks in a back door. No phone is safe.
Originally Posted by RogerOver
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Even Apple biometric. Was a case a few years ago. Murder case if I remember. US government wanted past Apple bio metric. Apple sued. Government hired 3rd party hack and dropped case.
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03-21-22 12:32 #10504Senior Member

Posts: 3362Phone.
Originally Posted by BedtimeStory
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Thanks for sharing your experience. How did they get access to the data on your phone? Did you use a burner, or have a passcode lock?
Originally Posted by Chunks92
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03-21-22 12:08 #10503Senior Member

Posts: 200The key is the agreement and the exchange of money. The decoy will engage in conversation to get to that point.
Originally Posted by Chunks92
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03-21-22 09:46 #10502Senior Member

Posts: 1127Ah I see
So that is the difference between where they can immediately perform the arrest and not. So hypothetically, my chats are all non specific, so if it were to have been LEO when the meet occurs, they wouldn't be able to arrest me at first, I would have to make the exchange as my chat log wasnt incriminating. But if hypothetically I were to agree over communication THEN they can immediately arrest without any decoy interaction because of the chat log. Thats why I've not gone to incalls except for long term regulars, I'm meeting new women at a bar from here on out.
Originally Posted by BedtimeStory
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03-21-22 08:09 #10501Senior Member

Posts: 200Yep
The conversation on the phone, both text and voice both contained what they needed. It's a misdemeanor charge (although an expensive one). They already had me no matter what at that point. I was transported with another victim. He was loosing his mind. I am not married. No one who knows me would be surprised or shocked that this happened. LOL. Could give a fuck what people think about me. I live a very private life and don't socialize a lot. So it is an expensive lesson for me, but hopefully something I have communicated will make a difference for someone else.
Originally Posted by Chunks92
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You have to remember that when you two are chatting at the contact phase, via text or voice or email, her job is to get you to state or voice sex and money. Doesn't have to be together, if your getting rates/menu/upcharges/specialty requests, she just has to get $=sex in the stuff before the meet. once you make a physical transfer of the money, thats enough technically.
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03-20-22 23:01 #10500Senior Member

Posts: 1816Well, it can happen to anyone BUT there are definite ways to reduce your chances of getting popped. I myself NEVER do incalls at all. If I don't know 100% that it's completely safe I don't do it. Every sting I've heard of is done in such a way as to protect the female decoy as it should be. They always have you come to them where they can control everything. They're not going to send decoys on outcalls. Even in street stings, the decoy isn't ever going to get into your car. The same danger limits apply. The guys who get popped are the ones that talk thru the window.
If you do incalls sticking with well known providers does REDUCE your chances of getting popped BUT if the provider got popped and is cooperating for a reduced sentence etc you're screwed. Like others have said, watch what you say and always pay after. If you can't do that pony up for a room and have them come to you and let them be the one walking in to an unknown situation instead of you.
Originally Posted by HillbillyBob
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03-20-22 22:02 #10499Senior Member

Posts: 919Depends. If you had discussed money in anyway prior to meeting by text or voice, then the solicitation charge will stick regardless of when you pay. If there was an ad that had a price and you responded to that ad the solicitation charge will stick. Now if there is no price mentioned and you didn't talk money ahead of time prior to meeting and you didn't mention money for a sex act at all, then yes its likely you'd be ok paying after the act.
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