Are there cellphones available that can't be tracked?

If you wrap it in aluminum foil, it cannot be tracked. Use extra heavy duty Reynolds wrap and make certain it is completely crimped all around.

You'd have to go old school. We didn't have these until 20 years ago. How did we live?

No. All cell phones can be tracked. Put into requirements in like 2002. All you can do is not carry it, really.

Also, it doesn't appear to matter if you turn location off or not. It's just your personal tracking device.

Just leave the phone at home turned off with battery removed. Keep the phone in the refrigerator.

If your away and need to make a call, just use a pubic phone.

Once they get your DNA (genetic information) they wont need an digital address , they will have your analog address, your DNA will place you very nicely on the grig, just like a printer on the network stack... Remember Jade Helm... do a little digging into what "mastering the domain" really means and who is the domain ?

Even if the physical hardware AND software on the phone are not compromised, phones can be tracked merely by the way they connect to cell towers.

Turn it off.. and if you want to make a call then turn it back on... problem solved

:FUS:

you can just ditch the phone. We survived thousands of years without them.

That's pretty wild. And people are willfully sending their dna to ancestry . Com and places like that...

So with all the threads about tracking us with our smartphones it has got me thinking about ditching my smartphone and getting a little flip phone with no internet capabilities. So I'm wondering if any of you have done this and are there even cell phones available now that can't be tracked? By the way I do know they have been tracking us with our cellphones for some time now.

The nature of cellular technology makes it impossible to have a cell phone and not be tracked. As you move about your phone handshakes with towers along the route you travel.For you to be able to receive calls the cellular network must know which towers are closest to you at any one time.

If it was ship to shore phones like those old car phones . it would be a different story . They basically worked like a CB radio and your specific location was not registered as you moved about.

The best way to stop the most common tracking methods while still having a phone is to get one that can have the battery removed and a faraday bag. Keep the phone and battery separated, in the bag. If you need to use it, know that your location will immediately be logged. Otherwise, no way to track it.

Really you don't even need the faraday bag, just keep the phone turn off with the battery removed until you need it.

So with all the threads about tracking us with our smartphones it has got me thinking about ditching my smartphone and getting a little flip phone with no internet capabilities. So I'm wondering if any of you have done this and are there even cell phones available now that can't be tracked? By the way I do know they have been tracking us with our cellphones for some time now.

No they all have trackers

Turn it off
Wrap in in Aluminum foil
Problem solved

No, if your phone is on then it will ping towers, if they have pings from 3 towers your phone can be pinpointed. Wrap it up in foil to block it from communicating. But then you won't be getting calls either.

No. All cell phones can be tracked. Put into requirements in like 2002. All you can do is not carry it, really.

Also, it doesn't appear to matter if you turn location off or not. It's just your personal tracking device.

In Oslo, Norway, they are going to track us now (openly).

Fun experiments:

Leave phone at home and see if you get tracked regardless (here we will receive message on phone if doing wrong). Then we know they likely use face recognition.

Leave phone at home and have a face mask on and see if you get tracked regardless. That would be interesting;)

At some point, leaving home without trackable phone will get you in prison.

So when you say you won't have one if they force 5g, if your away from home, how will you make a call or receive an important call from your employer or family?

Yep - but then your car might be tracking you as well.