7 ways to spot if someone’ is following you

• Detection of surveillance(tailing) is carried out through a thorough study of the surrounding environment, with an emphasis on repeated encounters with the same persons (vehicles) at various points along the route.
• You should strive to gradually make your perception of your surroundings automatic, automatically registering any suspicious fact: an unfamiliar car in a familiar alley, a person who seems to be reading a newspaper but is not paying any attention to it, a woman in a pay phone booth talking to someone without dialing a number and at the same time carefully watching the entrance opposite.
• The "Four-Right-Turns" Method:
  The best advice you can follow is to stay calm and turn right four times consecutively. This will bring you back to your original spot.

To be continued

Do not use PhoneClean version 5.6 on iOS 18.6.

Do not use PhoneClean version 5.6 on iOS 18.6. After clearing Caches, there will be no recording of photos from the camera

Не используйте PhoneClean версии 5.6 на iOS 18.6. После очистки Caches не будет записи снимков с камеры

Icom IC-R20, AOR AR8200

Icom IC-R20

Revisions No. (№ ревизии)
France (Франция) - 07
USA (США) - 06
Great Britain, UK (Великобритания) - 05
Europe (Европа) - 02
Russia (Россия) - 10
Canada (Канада) - 11
(Cellular blocked in the US)

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AR8200 mk.I mk.II mk.III

In versions for the USA (indices "B") AMPS bands 824-849 and 869-894 MHz are cut out. (В версиях для США (индексы "В") вырезаны полосы AMPS 824-849 и 869-894 МГц)

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From The RadioReference Wiki

Cell blocked (or cellular blocked) is a phrase applied to scanners and wideband receivers manufactured for sale in the US which denotes that they comply with the provisions of PL 102-556, which amended Section 302 of the Communications Act (47USC302) to prohibit manufacture, importation, or certification of scanners which could receive the frequency band allocated for analog AMPS cellular telephony, "the frequencies allocated to the domestic cellular radio telecommunications service": 824-849MHz 869-894MHz