NPR delivers a flailing, unfocused piece that nevertheless opens some interesting windows into the paranoia of Americans who for some reason assume that use of public networks comes with a right to anonymity.
‘”What I decided to do was go out and buy with cash a pre-paid phone card,” Hensley says. “Then through other means, [I’d] arrange to call them, where they’re receiving the call on a payphone.’
“Is a pre-paid phone card the solution?”
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These charmers are a recent discovery for me.
https://youtu.be/ajkLQ3RJrsY I procured a VCR for the purpose of digitizing some of my old VHS…
https://youtu.be/0tUj9-TonbY Starts at the Fordham Road subway, where one of the phones I looked at…
An unexpected payphone find in Ozone Park, Queens, led to a trip through its Streetview…