EU issues US-bound staff with burner phones over spying fears
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Considering they were caught having spyware on Merkel's phone from 2002-2013, it's strange to only make the change now.
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I hope they don't toss them out like criminals do, so much e-waste already.
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I hope they don't toss them out like criminals do, so much e-waste already.
It's Europe, so I'd presume they'd recycle. Of course, the phones might warrant secure disposal that precludes standard recycling.
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Considering they were caught having spyware on Merkel's phone from 2002-2013, it's strange to only make the change now.
Merkel was a plant. I get the feeling most of Merkel's phone is spam, ads, and poorly focused photos.
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It's Europe, so I'd presume they'd recycle. Of course, the phones might warrant secure disposal that precludes standard recycling.
I presume and expect them to as well, just really hoping they don't take the word burner too serious
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It's Europe, so I'd presume they'd recycle. Of course, the phones might warrant secure disposal that precludes standard recycling.
As an european i feel flattered with that assesment. But that would be really bad handling of IT-security. I truly never want to get hold of the 'recycled' phone of high ranking politician.
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Merkel was a plant. I get the feeling most of Merkel's phone is spam, ads, and poorly focused photos.
She did quite well keep the right wing assholes inside and outside under control for a decade. That's a win for me
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I presume and expect them to as well, just really hoping they don't take the word burner too serious
Devices with sensitive information are shredded, often the battery is removed to recycle separately.
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It's reasonable to assume that whatever the US dumps from thos ephomes would end up in Moscow so it makes sense.
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It's reasonable to assume that whatever the US dumps from thos ephomes would end up in Moscow so it makes sense.
Even if it doesn't you don't want a country with an abusive government to have intel it can use to pressure you into doing whatever they want.
