CDMA is basically the same technology, the only difference is most CDMA does not require a SIM, though some do now, to work. With the advent of technology, the lines between a CDMA and a GSM is sort of blurred.How are you doing? I hope fine. It is an awesome Saturday morning here.
I'm actually doing pretty good this morning. Just now enjoying my first cup'o joe. Do you think they started using GSM in order to track people better? That the CDMA versions didn't track as well? I remember the changeover and was upset about needing a tracking chip in my phone. Are the batteries still using separate antennas in their stickers as well? It comes down to privacy issues with me. Not that I have anything to hide, it's just, if someone wants to know what I'm all about all they need do is buy my a cup of coffee and maybe breakfast. I don't like anonymous people knowing my details because they more often than not use that information for nefarious purposes. A certain level of trust is required. I'm not sure that CDMA offered any amount of privacy, but being forced to accept a tracking chip is like being a tagged animal or slave. Wow, sorry, I went off the deep end there. I used to work for Motorola in their repair dept. I know enough to get by, but I'm not really technically minded. More of a shipping and repairs clerk. Well, I used to be until my back went out. Lol, reminds me of the Skyrim saying, "I used to be an adventurer like you, until I took an arrow to the knee." Rofl great article. Good to know you some. Have an amazing Saturday.
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Before 4G LTE, the major difference between GSM and CDMA devices were with regards to the SIM card
CDMA is a handset based standard, with a phone number
Network coverage
More popular globally
Has more popularity in the US due to Verizon
Roaming
Has a better international roaming
Lesser international roaming capability
Due to some restrictions with CDMA technology, people tend to prefer GSM.As for Big Brother (NSA) spying watching you, there is really nothing you could except dispose of all modern technology and relocate to your private island in the Amazon. But you still ain't totally free as their satellite is up above watching!
CDMA is basically the same technology, the only difference is most CDMA does not require a SIM, though some do now, to work. With the advent of technology, the lines between a CDMA and a GSM is sort of blurred.How are you doing? I hope fine. It is an awesome Saturday morning here.
I'm actually doing pretty good this morning. Just now enjoying my first cup'o joe. Do you think they started using GSM in order to track people better? That the CDMA versions didn't track as well? I remember the changeover and was upset about needing a tracking chip in my phone. Are the batteries still using separate antennas in their stickers as well? It comes down to privacy issues with me. Not that I have anything to hide, it's just, if someone wants to know what I'm all about all they need do is buy my a cup of coffee and maybe breakfast. I don't like anonymous people knowing my details because they more often than not use that information for nefarious purposes. A certain level of trust is required. I'm not sure that CDMA offered any amount of privacy, but being forced to accept a tracking chip is like being a tagged animal or slave. Wow, sorry, I went off the deep end there. I used to work for Motorola in their repair dept. I know enough to get by, but I'm not really technically minded. More of a shipping and repairs clerk. Well, I used to be until my back went out. Lol, reminds me of the Skyrim saying, "I used to be an adventurer like you, until I took an arrow to the knee." Rofl great article. Good to know you some. Have an amazing Saturday.
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Due to some restrictions with CDMA technology, people tend to prefer GSM.As for Big Brother (NSA)
spyingwatching you, there is really nothing you could except dispose of all modern technology and relocate to your private island in the Amazon. But you still ain't totally free as their satellite is up above watching!Lol! Thank you for the information and the laugh, I need both.
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You are most welcome to it.