They aren't declaring 99% of their degraded service, reduced performance, token consumption bugs etc.

One of the least transparent companies I've been a customer of.

I get the feeling this is where Jack sparrow comes in and says “but you are a customer“

Brings back memories of Gammu hooked up to a Nokia 6150 over serial. It was already questionable back then but never got caught by the telco

Happy to see Kyiv doing so well! Not a single delayed flight.

Disconnect its modem

I remember that existed way back then.

And MacSaber... MacSaber!!!

And saved in files

And even visible in the UI via Ctrl+o.

My Claude Code has been running weeks on end churning through a huge task list almost unattended on a complex 15 yr old code base, auto-committing thousands of features. It is high quality code that will go live very soon.

> that will go live very soon.

I hope that you are successful!

Awesome! Which application or service?

One method is a "hidden sms" which your device sends after you called the emergency number on your own merit.

The article seems to describe another system which can be involved externally.

But it seems this article is arguing is that there is another (non SMS based) way of accessing the precise location data which is not so difficult to access.

I've used email as MQ since forever also, and can highly recommend this pattern.