For example, if you want to open a bank account, you have to have a cell phone. 90% of banks require you to open an account. Of course, the first excuse to go out is the security excuse. This is a relatively young excuse, but also a primitive one. A skilled hacker can wipe out an account in seconds using a cell phone. However, I am not aware of any case where someone took a stolen identity card and withdrew money from a bank with it. Because the clerk would check the ID of the person withdrawing money from Mr. X\’s account. Wouldn\’t they? Yeah, that\’s a lot of extra work. Especially for the bank that is supposed to hold your money. As for safety, that\’s a bit further down the road. Your employer won\’t put the money in your hands, so without an account and a cell phone, you\’re screwed.
No wonder, the government has to keep track of it. It\’s recorded on your cell phone. They know how much money you have in your account and when you withdraw money. If you only pay by credit card, the state has an overview of what you did and when and where you did it. When you read about criminal offenses, criminals can get a little choked up. It has been mentioned several times that by seizing the cell phone, they have been able to determine the exact movements of the offender. Don\’t think that you are the exception and that you can\’t possibly be tracked through your cell phone as well. All you have to do is turn off satellite tracking. Or you can turn off your cell phone altogether. In that case, what\’s the point of carrying a cell phone, right? Cell phones are meant to be able to be contacted at any time.
By the way, if you don\’t know how to use your cell phone and haven\’t turned off half of its features, check out Google Maps. Of course, you\’ll need to log into your account and leave your phone there. You\’ll be amazed at what you see on the map. Of course, your cell phone isn\’t just there to track you. The evil tongue-in-cheek insists that it works even when the phone is completely turned off. Well, who knows if there really is no such thing hidden. But this information has not been verified and cannot be taken seriously. Nevertheless, it would not be surprising.