I set up a rayhunter, not so worried about myself, but more an early warning if something was to change in the area

Is something similar available in iOS? Apples full control over the hardware and software should make it easier than in the Android ecosystem.

> software can only do so much. For these security features to work, your phone's modem has to be able to communicate with the Android OS in a very specific way

> Because of this hardware requirement, the full suite of these network security tools is currently exclusive to the Pixel 10 series

Many years ago browsers started alerting users to HTTP (vs HTTPS) connections and HTTPS sites using invalid or untrusted certificates.

How is it possible that in 2026 we're not notified by default when we connect to a cell tower with no certificate so our communications is being broadcast into the air completely unencrypted?

Isn't it the case that disabling 2G on its own is enough to block these issues?

Like the notifications are nice, but they're not a Allow / Deny popup. When you get the popup your data could've been intercepted.