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| Conspiracy! This forum is about the unexplained, whether it's political hidden agendas, secret societies, clandestine operations, alien life, political assasinations, CIA trickery, Masonic sub-plots, and other bits of Truth. |

2007-07-18, 21:15
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teh UK.
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Re: Conspiracy theories that were later proven true
Any electrician (or anyone with a multimeter) could prove that there's no way the cellphone thing is possible.
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2007-07-18, 22:39
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Re: Conspiracy theories that were later proven true
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Originally Posted by The Floater
Any electrician (or anyone with a multimeter) could prove that there's no way the cellphone thing is possible.
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Think of it this way: If you still have the battery in the cell phone, and the battery has a charge, then any circuitry or devices inside the phone has open access to that power. Even if you turn the cell phone off, it still has available power running through the circuitry, since the battery charge is still available. And since cell phone companies have already been proven to have installed listening devices into the phones, could not those listening devices be tapped into easily enough by the federal government spy agencies, even with the cell phone off, but the battery supplying full power? Of course! This is because the listening part of the cell phone, the receiver, is never off, unless the battery is out of the phone. When you turn off the phone, you don't turn off the receiver, you turn off the transmitter and lights only.
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2007-07-19, 00:22
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teh UK.
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Re: Conspiracy theories that were later proven true
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Originally Posted by -SpectraL
Think of it this way: If you still have the battery in the cell phone, and the battery has a charge, then any circuitry or devices inside the phone has open access to that power. Even if you turn the cell phone off, it still has available power running through the circuitry, since the battery charge is still available. And since cell phone companies have already been proven to have installed listening devices into the phones, could not those listening devices be tapped into easily enough by the federal government spy agencies, even with the cell phone off, but the battery supplying full power? Of course! This is because the listening part of the cell phone, the receiver, is never off, unless the battery is out of the phone. When you turn off the phone, you don't turn off the receiver, you turn off the transmitter and lights only.
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From the phones I've worked (well, played) with, there's one small watch type battery that keeps the time when the cell is switched off, and to allow the on button to switch the phone on by switching the battery circuit on. This tiny watch batter wouldn't ever have enough juice to power a cell radio.
That's not to say that theres not phones out there that do use main battery to keep the time when off, but I doubt it as it would drain in a matter of days.
I know my last post was very matter-of-fact, but honestly this is what I know about electronics in these phones, and I just don't see how it would work. Apologies if my explanation was terrible.
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2007-07-19, 09:21
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Re: Conspiracy theories that were later proven true
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Originally Posted by The Floater
I know my last post was very matter-of-fact, but honestly this is what I know about electronics in these phones, and I just don't see how it would work. Apologies if my explanation was terrible.
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Your phone is already 2 steps towards being a device for the purpose of eavesdropping, allow me to explain;
1: Your phone receives and sends electronic messages - whether it's required for the phone to be active or not is irrelevant, this should hold cause for concern seeing as it is possible to snoop on your conversation without any physical hardware on board.
2: Many phones these days have intraweb access software installed, and tbh anything that's hooked up to the intrawebz without proper protection (or consideration of risk) is NEVER going to be 100% private.
I was also wondering that seeing as you 'know about electronics', whether or not you've found any modifications to factory-line components in the subjects you've dissected?
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2007-07-19, 21:05
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Re: Conspiracy theories that were later proven true
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Originally Posted by among_the_living
US-Spain war excuse (US sank their own ship)
(1)Hitler burnt down his own govt building
(2)Pearl harbor foreknowledge
(3)US flying top al queida and talleban out of Afghanistan prior to the invasion.
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1. Hitler is strongly believed to have burn down the Reichstag, but that is till up for debates. There's no physical evidence to go off of. Only motives.
2. We knew of Pearl Harbor just before it happened and word got to the military forces of the attack right after it happened. We knew a Japanese attack would come at the time, but didn't know where and when. The United States did not need an attack to be commited on it to get the people to support a war with Japan or even the allied powers fighting in Europe.
3. ???? Please enlighten me on the topic.
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