LTE

built specifically to identify the chips that you found in the CryptoBullets wallets or any spy device?

Actually, it will detect the LTE antenna.

And if you are an attacker based typically in a different country, for this case, you need to use LTE to get the information you want to steal back to you.

And LTE antennas have a very specific shape.

They are made to respond to a frequency of about 740 MHz.

And it's possible, thanks to this device, to induce this kind of radio frequencies.

Right.

I saw that there was one guy who wrote that he had bought from CryptoBillis, but they didn't have his seed phrase.

So you can compress it, you need to move it to the cloud where the training happens, because the GPUs are not powerful enough on-site.

So we're saying we want at least 100 megabit connection not a GSM connection or an LTE connection, right? So no Wi-Fi connection either, in the best case, unless it's movable.

So, you know, put a big pipe there.

Obviously, there's safety and security privacy things that we're taking care of, of course.

So I turn on my phone.

I actually had what was toggling between one bar of 5G and two bars of LTE.

So apparently it was right between those two towers because it was going back and forth.

So I'm psyched.

I didn't have it memorized.

So we were like, okay, so now at this point, we're just wasting our time clicking around, looking at tickets we can't purchase.

With like two bars of LTE.

The queue was like taking 15 minutes to load.

If you want all the Wear OS stuff, the extra stuff you can get, then maybe it'll be interesting to compare, wouldn't it, Ted, to the ones we've got?

I've just got the specs up while I was talking and the interesting thing is that I think they all come with LTE built in eSIM support and I kind of like that I don't know why I like it but yeah that's different for a Moto watch isn't it

yeah yeah yeah definitely it's quite fat though

isn't it it

Operators have more information and can make better decisions and don't need to be physically located in an instrument to actually make those decisions.

You know, on a project a few years ago, I personally carry like an LTE device connected device, you know, had access to the entire project document set, thousands of documents.

And this device could do almost 70, 80% of what my desktop could do.

I could pull up project model views, databases, access aerial drone footage, you know, all that.

Well, then you can maybe have a wireless backhaul or something that's redundant.

or even comms to an entire facility, right? I mean, you could have multiple layers.

Your primary connection could be fiber and then your backup connection could be LTE or even microwave or whatever.

The solution more than likely involves multiple different technologies being implemented simultaneously and backing one another up, right? So like, you know, You have maybe a backhoe goes over the wrong part of the facility.

One note about cell phones.

If you're using your Wi-Fi to check your website while it is on a mobile phone, it's not using your mobile provider's cell service, the 5G, the LTE, whatever signal that you have.

So what you need to do is turn off the Wi-Fi and let your cell service internet be the primary while you're searching your phone.

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