Sparkega

I think the intent is baby steps for those who aren't already privacy invested. Getting parents or tech illiterate to switch to Signal is a win. They weren't hiding their number anyway.

I currently have a Signal account tied to a sim not in my name. Getting a burner with cash is an option then park it. Or, if you're lucky enough to live near a payphone and can gain access to the number, you can activate a signal with a phone call.

So easy to setup my tech illiterate parents could do it.

I don't recall what kind of car it was, but there was one that saved the phone number associated with any phone that connected via Bluetooth.

While I don't think it's likely as a way to trick people to connecting to get their phone number, it was a rental car which opened them up to impersonation scams. Knowing they just rented from the company and where in the city provides quite a bit of information on you.

There was also a mystery solving themed Canadian show to teach deductive reasoning.

Busytown Mysteries

But does this account for our days getting longer?

Edit: /s

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I used to use Mullvad but now I use a different service, but especially like to support open source products.

My go to solution.

I store mine between my phone and phone case.