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How to secure your phone before attending a protest
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this post was submitted on 25 Feb 2025
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I disagree about saving numbers, you should add your emergency contacts and anyone you went with in case you get separated or shit goes down
I still remember some of my school friends' phone numbers form 30+ years ago, but I have difficulties remembering new people I meet. My brain is weird.
That's long term memory for you. Normal when you get old.
Then I'm afraid I started getting old way too soon.
but also because it isn't practiced anymore. it's always surprising what human beings are capable of.
I have 1 number committed to memory, and it's the only one I need if I get arrested. Until that happens I prefer to stay in touch with my people