rich1.0zk (npub1mm…wgtfj)https://yabu.me/npub1mm8qmew6dmkp9hfz89j8qfjpqvhnrsrmdj6uljz3rp0vl5tjs0xs3wgtfjnjumphttps://yabu.meOkay, that is quite specific and a valid point, ironically, very easy to protect against it, it is just, a bit inconvenient. Solution: Get yourself a non smartphone for phone calls and SMS. The battery last like a week and you will need it mostly for insecure 2FA from decadent banks and services and not much more, unless you still use a mobile live to communicate with loved ones, strange nowadays but happens. For data on your mobile use a mobile hostpost. This opsec protects you from the SMS treat and from clicking on your mobile a link written in a SMS to a malicious site, some of this low end mobile have data and may have hotspost capability reducing opesec cost