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+ <p>You are connected to a cell phone network using antiquated protocols, which have multiple known vulnerabilities.</p>
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+ <p>2G networks have been <a href="https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2022/01/victory-google-releases-disable-2g-feature-new-android-smartphones">decommissioned in most of the world</a>.
+ 3G networks are currently being decommissioned. Unless you know that the carrier in your area is running antiquated protocols, you should consider your device under active attack.</p>
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