Are you kidding? Number one Mossad surveillance tool.

Also but not limited to Water and food Off grid power storage Generator Welder Guns Ammo

Doesn’t take much space in a bug out bag

If it gets to the point that we need it, you don't actually think it will matter do you?

Is there an RHR code for this?

Smart move 😎 Always be ready for the chaos… you never know when the WiFi gods will call!

I purchased one for camping when they first came out. Price wise, it’s the best alternative for emergency communication.

except that I've noticed that tech that doesn't get used degrades faster than tech that does. Idk y. Just does.

What are the tradeoffs? Seems like it comes with privacy concerns

So does standby mode keep you from having the subscription?

Standby mode is now $5 per month and includes a few GB of data. Pick up a hard sided case and you are ready to go.

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I can't in Cuba 🤷

I don’t see standby mode as an option. Is this in checkout flow?

But wouldn’t you be dependent on them, too?

I’ve been thinking about this

Do you have to buy a plan or can you pre buy data like a prepaid cell phone?

Put it on the camper van you also build. Which has water, power, fridge, fire pits and cooking equipment. And sleeps the family… just in case

I wanted to, but my area has a $1000 demand surcharge…

Resilience isn’t loud. It just quietly works when everything else doesn’t.

but how are governments going to collect taxes when Internet is down????

Not yet available in Greenland 🇬🇱

Can’t seem to find the standby plan advertised on the website at all, just the basic roam plan at $50 a month. Maybe location specific or is it an option to downgrade to after paying for at least a month?

done

What do you do when Musk turns it off? I guess the answer is that there is no one-sit-fits-all solution, yet. Let's hope things like bitchat and Lora catch on, for permissionless mesh networking