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Did you take a hard look at your cell phone today and wonder if it could be hacked into exploding?

@TheAbbotTrithemius

Back in 1996, Israel’s Shin Bet agency assassinated a Hamas bombmaker with explosives in his phone

Just sayin

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But hey I've not pissed off any Israelis recently so voted no lol

@TheAbbotTrithemius Read @Render's latest. It seems that the pagers were intercepted, turned into tiny little bombs, then sent merrily on their way.

@TheAbbotTrithemius

Here's what I thought about:

The Kingsman movie - and the cell phones rigged with a neurological wave that triggered the centers of aggression.

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@TheAbbotTrithemius l have a reconditioned lphone 11, purchased >6 mo ago, so no concern that my phone is affected. But l was on city transit today, looking around, all those phones, all these people. How do you undo this? Are we ever safe?

@KarenSohne

Well strangely, I have been thinking some sort of beeper set-up might be a good way to cut the need for constant web connection. But after this it’s like WTF…

I think there’ll come a serious unconnect movement at some point. I know that leaving my cell at home and moving through the world without it for a few hours is actually a good feeling of freedom and sustained focus on whatever is in the moment. Even if it’s reading a book on a subway w/o constant hits of digital dopamine.

@TheAbbotTrithemius I have an old phone that seems to get a wee bit hot... but it is in another room.... ;)

@TheAbbotTrithemius the pagers had explosives added after being made… not hacked to explode via software.

@WatchLover679

Yes, it was unclear yesterday, and also reported the ithium batteries inside the beepers were used as the ignitors/fuses.

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