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Re: FCC v Mom
From: Steve Kalman <techauthor () gmail com>
Date: Sun, 13 Nov 2005 06:22:48 -0500
I have a recently retired LG VX4400 that had a menu with three GPS choices: Always On, Always OFF or ON-for-911-calls. Having just replaced it with a new phone, I was not quite surprised to see no such menu. I'll be selling the old phone on eBay (with lots of accessories). Steve On 11/11/05, Dude VanWinkle <dudevanwinkle () gmail com> wrote:
I got a call today for some advice on which cellphone is capable of invading your privacy the least. My question is: What is the best phone as far as protecting your privacy goes? -JP
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Current thread:
- Re: FCC v Mom, (continued)
- Re: FCC v Mom Valdis . Kletnieks (Nov 11)
- RE: FCC v Mom Larry Seltzer (Nov 11)
- Re: FCC v Mom Paul Vixie (Nov 11)
- RE: FCC v Mom Larry Seltzer (Nov 12)
- Re: FCC v Mom Florian Weimer (Nov 12)
- Re: FCC v Mom Dude VanWinkle (Nov 12)
- Re: FCC v Mom Richard Cox (Nov 12)
- Message not available
- Re: FCC v Mom Dude VanWinkle (Nov 11)
- Re: FCC v Mom Dude VanWinkle (Nov 11)
- Re: FCC v Mom Jeff Rosowski (Nov 14)
- Re: FCC v Mom Valdis . Kletnieks (Nov 14)
- When do cellphones send out GPS position? Richard M. Smith (Nov 14)
- Re[2]: FCC v Mom Pierre Vandevenne (Nov 14)
- Re: Re[2]: FCC v Mom Dude VanWinkle (Nov 15)
- Re[4]: FCC v Mom Pierre Vandevenne (Nov 15)
- Re[4]: FCC v Mom Drsolly (Nov 15)
- Re: Re[4]: FCC v Mom Barrie Dempster (Nov 15)
