The “Atlas of Surveillance” has the info – or at least, some of it.
cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/36111319
EFF: Atlas of Surveillance.
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Ohh i am balls deep into privacy game.
Just trying to sort out if 5g is better over 4g here for daily activities.
5g uses more battery so I generally stay on 4g but if 4g is less secure, might need to go with 5g
Also, doesnt 5g provide telco with with you position too?
IE they can tell you are on 5th floor v 15th
Yeah, 5G uses beamforming so they know where you are with pretty high accuracy.
Nothing will prevent them knowing your location, if you’re transmitting a signal it can be located with WWI level technology. But the providers do log that data so it can be available for law enforcement.