On Mon, 16 Sep 2013 19:59:05 +0200 (CEST) [email protected] wrote: > The best phones are satellite phones, depending on the region/hemisphere you > live they are hard to triangulate. depending on the foot print of the > satellite coverage and region. but they are a bit expensive, Lately their > prices have drop a lot. SAT PHONES COULD TALK VIA ENCRYPTION POINT TO POINT, > iF YOU HAVE THE MONEY TO PAY FOR THAT KIND OF SOFTWARE. REMENBER there is > nothing that big brother has not cypher. > > For example: Thuraya phones, they come in various models, some models could > > use them with dual Sim cards. including an adaptor to use your famous IPHONE. > > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satellite_phone > > http://www.thuraya.com/ > > http://www.iridium.com/default.aspx > > Considering that you are buying a sat phone, do your home work diligently > always check the foot print of the satellite network. > > IRIDIUM phones are usable world wide, but Thuraya is not. If you purchase a > sat phone buy one outside the USA. I bought my thuraya in dubai UAE. I found > out, some of the features on that specific model are not available in the USA > > model bacause governement regulations. For example: Able to disable the GPS > IN COMMAND and P2P conversations, unlimited text messages. > > Later on time I bought one IRIDIUM, SEA FARER phone in Kuwait, was the best > > investment, gorgeous, robust, water proof phone, included p2p PHONE FOR FREE > via encryption, as long the other party was in the same network. > > Good luck
I don't need a phone, specially a satellite phone. So the best thing to do is to not have a cell phone :) Thanks. -- Libere, Pascal Diogo Antunes. "Il faut manger pour vivre et non pas vivre pour manger."- Socrate.
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