Recently, there was a widespread topic about a popular YouTuber possibly being detained in China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.

Regardless of the truth, the reason such news attracts attention is that

many people understand that state surveillance and oppression actually exist.

Especially in China, it is known that freedom of communication and movement is restricted, and local people and travelers are placed under strict surveillance.

Smartphones are indispensable tools in modern life, but at the same time, they can become the most powerful surveillance devices.

Information such as which apps were opened, who was called, and where one moved can be collected by the state or companies with just slight differences in settings.

In China, telecommunications companies and the government actually work closely together, and as long as you use a normal smartphone, there is a risk that all your actions will be monitored.

Therefore, the important perspective is how to use your smartphone.

If you live your daily life without being aware of the surveillance system, your data may be extracted without your knowledge.

On the other hand,

even in countries or regions designed with surveillance in mind, if you use a smartphone that does not rely on it, you can protect yourself.

AntiSpyPhone eliminates Google services and provides an environment that does not record user behavior.

Furthermore, because you can finely control communication and location access for each app, you can control the very entry points of surveillance.

For example, if location information is always turned off, there is no worry about being known where you were. Access to contacts and the camera can also be allowed only when necessary, preventing information from leaking without permission.

What is especially noteworthy is that you can use separate profiles.

In a travel profile, you install only the minimum necessary apps and use an anonymous SIM for communication, allowing you to act safely disconnected from the local network.

By separating it from work and daily profiles, you can further reduce surveillance risks.

It is not easy to completely counter state-level surveillance.

However, the difference in risk between those who take no measures and those who prepare an environment mindful of surveillance is significant.

General smartphones, as a trade-off for convenience, leave the door open to surveillance and tracking.

On the other hand, AntiSpyPhone is designed to close that door.

What we want to reconsider through this topic is whether the smartphones we use are truly on our side.

For travelers and business people, being free from surveillance has value beyond monetary gain or loss.

Being able to move with peace of mind ultimately leads to great benefits and safety.