Cell phones are nice, but they’re not free. And
they certainly aren’t secure. Police, hackers, ex-KGB agents, and bored
teenagers can all crack the security on modern cell phones, and use your own
phones to monitor your conversations and movement. Sure, you can let the
Millionaire buy you a phone, but do you really trust that he’ll respect your
privacy, and won’t use it to track your movements and blackmail you? Subscribe
to SecuriNET Mobile, and this won’t be an issue. SecuriNET is the only mobile
and internet provider that provides an impractical 1024 bit encryption for all
communications on its network.
1 point: SecuriNET Brick mobile phone. The oldest mobile phone
on the market, this sucker has no screen, and rotary dial. You can’t interact
with call routing systems voicemail, caller-ID, or receive texts, but the
thing is solid as a rock, and nearly unbreakable.
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2 points: SecuriNET Basiq mobile phone. Capable of Talk, Text,
and e-mail. | 3 points: SecuriNET Touch Tablet. Do a little more, with the
help of Purchased Apps! Your mobile device is a low powered computer capable
of many simple functions from video/audio recording, internet browsing, and
games. Computing power is low, and so is battery life.
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4 points: SecuriNET Mobile Computing Platform. This high powered
mobile computer system fits a complete computer system on one simple, rugged
forearm device. Capable of high powered computer functions like audio and
video editing, it’s got a built-in 5” screen, and qwerty keyboard. It can
take a punch, and play your favorite songs. The only thing it can’t do is
look cool. (+Reputation(Nerd))
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5 points: SecuriNET Integrated Deluxe. This is a pocket portable
mobile computer/phone uses wireless
sensor pods clipped to the belt, and a pair of regular looking sunglasses to
display an augmented reality display for the user. This display is
semi-transparent and can be seen without blocking normal line of sight. User
is presented with a virtual keyboard they can interact with by touch (sensors
on the glasses and belt detect hand and head movement), and windows are
positioned and moved by touch as well. Using this makes you look like a
web-head, but it’s also a status symbol. Does not respond to voice commands,
wait for the next year’s model. (+2 Reputation (Nerd)).
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