September 23rd 2023.
Schmoog Will not Show Mail and Breaks Apps Page 1
A very difficult story to tell, many documented events, if they remain with me [*], which I will try and compose clearly into pages easier to understand.
I want these pages to be understandable for users who are not advanced. About what follows, people generally have some notion of, but usually their understanding is not clear. So this page, for a non advanced user, is important to read carefully through, to understand the rest.
For a few years I had wished to use Telegram network [**] app from my computer, because I am able to keep safe with my Debian Linux desktop computer on wired network connection, while wireless is much more difficult to control for me, some additional devices and knowledge in those areas is necessary.
To get to use Telegram network app in a computer an ordinary common user ("you" for short) need to first set it up in a mobile network smartphone. So you have to first have a SIM-card mobile phone number, network-connected, and also you must install GooglePlay app from Google Store.
Then you can install and start the Telegram app in your mobile device and sign up to get a free account giving just a few credentials, pseudonymous or real. The Telegram team, I'm inclined to believe [***], do not track you. And after you have completed those steps, you are able to sign in to your new Telegram account also from your wired-network connected computer, and use it without a phone number, without GooglePlay whatsoever.
Knowing Google's attitude towards me, that this Octopus of the internet would not regard me as an ordinary common user, knowning I have been a long time on their blacklist of hated users, I suspected they would not let me use their app easily, and I decided I needed to try and get the GooglePlay app pseudonymously.
Speaking of being a Google user, I actually don't use anything schmoogle whatsoever unless I have to, but still I'm an occasional user, oh yes, wait a minute: I do watch youtube videos, but without the Schmoog tracking me, via invidious...)
Since unfortunately it's not common knowledge among many of my friends and acquaintances, and even though the terms that I'll use may not be the usual ones, it is like this: Pls. try to understand that for them to surveil you, there are two basic things that need to be available to the surveillors to know who you are when you use your smartphone. They usually acquire both right away, when you buy your smartphone, insert the SIM card in it and connect to the network operator: the device ID and the SIM ID. Location is then routinely beamed to them wherever you go from your device with these prerequisites, provided the battery is in, even if the device is switched off.
The device ID is the serial of your smartphone even without connection to anywhere. Unique worldwide.
The SIM ID is the serial that goes with the phone number you are given. Also unique.
They learn what your smartphone's device ID is and where you are when you insert the SIM and especially once you connect to somewhere, most usually to/via your network operator.
Understanding this, I didn't buy not even a prepaid SIM when I purchased my smartphone of this story. So they did not know who was connecting with my smartphone on March 8th 2023. I had used that phone as cheap camera for some two years, free from surveillance. I surely stood out from the crowd in my first use of my smartphone on the network, because connections which they don't know who is making, not even by voice, stand out from the huge number of people who are not clever enough to understand how wrong and potentially dangerous it is to be surveilled and those who are even apparently glad to be surveilled. So few escape surveillance...
Not given the two things above, not even by voice can they know who is using a phone if you don't speak. (Remember that a smartphone is an eavesdropping device on you, not for you, but on you, for them.) And they can search through voice recordings like you search on the, sadly, most likely (but do change that!), usual surveillance engine masked as search engine, and they record all conversations by the "bulk" mode. But for some of or even entire six months they did not know who was behind that SIM with that phone.
So I went away from home, in my Zagreb city, a few quarters away from my home. That's about location. Anytime you use a mobile, for browsing internet, or for talking to someone, or even if the smartphone is inactive, even switched off, suffices it that the battery be in it, if those two things are in their databases, your location, the location of the subject (known or unknown to them), is being sent to the surveillors. But even if they learn the two things: the SIM ID and the phone ID, i.e. if they get those two things both, for the first time, not from my home, but somewhere they do not expect me to be, good luck finding out it is me!
I could also tell you about city surveillance cameras, but the page is getting too lengthy... In short, I kept somewhere in not too open space, some park or somewhere where I was not seen from, say, tall buildings and skyscrapers. And of course, if the gentle reader needed escape surveillance, remember: do not insert the SIM until in the safe place, and before leaving that place, take it out. That's also how I did. Because as soon as the SIM is in, it constantly beams those two things to the surveillors, and that's how they get the location.
So on March 8th 2023, more than 6 months ago now, I went away from my home, to not be tracked via location, with my two or three year old mobile that I had never before installed a SIM card into, bringing with me an unexpired prepaid SIM bought weeks or months earlier, and I sat in some park somewhere in Zagreb (the Scmoog and the UDBA [****] to whom among others they sell their commodity, i.e. you, all kinds of data about you, can likely tell you where it was, but they learned it was me likely only after the events of September 21st 2023), and I activated the smartphone on the SIM-card pertaining network by calling the telephone number in the instructions for that SIM and pressing the right keys on the keypad, or whatever the procedure was.
Then I signed up to Schmoogle mail, the Schmail-ge-mail, with an invented name and credentails, Danko <something>, born 1967, August <some-day-of-month>, went the Schmoogle network place that I needed to and installed the GooglePlay app into my smartphone, and I was able to successfully sign up to Telegram. All that within an hour or maybe two.
That was on March 8th 2023. And I never managed to find time to finish it up and sign in from my computer untill two days ago, September 21st 2023.
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