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BBS over cellphone data service is probably not the best of ideas, but being a client to a BBS system would work out quite well.
The thing that I don't like about it is that big tech can still shut it down.
The phone company CEOs are part of the world elite. They conspire to
reach common goals. If Zuckerberg wants your BBS to be offline "to stop misinformation," then one of his slaves can just press a button and your BBS will be offline.
The thing that I don't like about it is that big tech can still shut it sh>> down.
The phone company CEOs are part of the world elite. They conspire to
reach common goals. If Zuckerberg wants your BBS to be offline "to stop sh>> misinformation," then one of his slaves can just press a button and your sh>> BBS will be offline.
Old post I'm replying to, just did a rescan and started getting some
messages back (confused ..)
This topic always concerns me: The best way to communicate with family and close friends during a time when the internet is down, cell phones are not working, for any reason. I feel like I should know this but, I don't. What happened to all of the dial up lines such as the wire and original tech to utilize them? What would it take to utilize them even on a local level? Or are they compost by now? I'm sure I've cut mine with a shovel 100's of times. I just remember not that long ago being on ATT DSL which utilized
the analog wires by simply converting it to digital for transmission then back to analog on the send and receive end. It wasn't new wire, to my knowledge.
I just feel that depending on any form of internet or cell tech would be a complete waste of time and that there would have to be an alterative that is simple for an 8 year old to use (literally, I have kids). Curious of ones thoughts here.
Check out the Briar app. It facilitates comms between units
via cell, wifi, and Bluetooth. It "networks" all users using
Briar, and sends messages with whatever radio tech is in use.