@@Flashisgreatfr First lesson of youtube: nobody likes self-promotion. Don't use other people's youtube channels to promote yourself as it is very distasteful. Make good videos instead and pray to the youtube algorithm
@@mgord9518 I meant that open source apps usually are public, which can mean that the police can probably track users because of a user policy that the app can have.
@@arisako5625 I still don't really understand what you mean, any open source application that is geared towards privacy would still have a private user policy
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You mean the IP pinging all the way to US when it's Swiss based? Yeah a blogger posted it and nobody cared because falling to this app in the first place only has 1 level of intellect.
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Releasing this information was a flex that is very dangerous to those working undercover. Mafia or gangs will just hire software engineers who will decompile installers and check for bugs and may end up to the author of the app. This is a bad move and should have not gone public.
Well first of all they'll just use pgp most likely and second of all they had to release it to the public the csses discovery would explain everything already
Why would one of the developers have to go to prison? All he was doing was developing for a company. He had no I'll intentions That was his job Made no sense
Well, depends on what they knew beforehand...if a thief calls an Uber to get home after robbing a bank, that driver is just doing his job and did nothing wrong. But if someone knew they were robbing a bank and agreed to be a getaway driver, they can’t say “what, I was paid to drive.” Or if a thief lies and tricks a locksmith into opening someone’s house, the lock smith is innocent, but if he does the exact same thing to let the thief in, knowing it’s a robbery, then that’s illegal. It is complicated.
This was an Australian accomplishment and just because the fbi helped doesnt mean they did everything Australia did most the work he doesn't mention the AFP once
@@ace2k472 i know that's what I noticed especially with their sas video they made it out that America was better even though most the training is classified
The real reason for the arrests was that someone had actually published a blog post on which they reverse engineered the app and found out it was leaking data. They feared that more and more users would find out and stop using it.
Criminals: Our devices won`t cause any problems and can`t hurt us. The devices: ... The FBI: *Yes,non-living objects obviously can`t cause any trouble.*
Thank goodness that the infographics show wasn’t a bootlicker to RUclips in this video unlike the video New York mafia families today where they did use the word bleeping instead of swear words
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The most secure way to have mafia meetings is to choose a secret place, have everyone checked when they enter. Then, no one is to speak at all. A note pad is passed around. After each question or answer is written, the paper is burned.
The fact that ceo of phantom was arrested is concerning. They have a right to protect privacy, they have a right not to need to disclose or ask for client info.
Exactly, the fact that people here aren't picking up on that is the problem. It's clear the government simply used "Criminals caught" so that no one will question people protecting privacy being arrested.
I don’t think he was on the basis on privacy, but on the basis of directly dealing with these cartels. They got arrested on the assumption that they did know who these individuals were and still made deals with them. The infographic skimmed over this for simplicity and I can’t blame them but the ceo also wouldn’t open their back door to the app, which is against the law to do so if suspected of illegal activity.
@@trizzerd its definitely legal to refuse to open your app or backdoor it fyi its called the 5th and you can refuse and should if they want that info they'll have to find it elsewhere
Criminals are gonna start using the ol " Cup and string" as communication now
Thats genius.
@@dorito_mauller yes very smart
I mean, how would they intercept it?
@@Rockethead293 with another cup and even more string lol.
Or do this very frowned down upon thing called meeting in person
"So.. how do you bust criminals?"
FBI: ..."there's an app for that!"
Tru
What app
There’s an app for everything now.
@Jeffry381 they’re using everything to trick people! You’re safe nowhere
There is no app for my toaster. It is analogue.
Mafia : we're the cyber kings
FBI : Let's chat
It was mainly organized by Australia
Think about this one: They are so nasty looking at the FBI they really do need the mafia for the hunnies.
@@Flashisgreatfr First lesson of youtube: nobody likes self-promotion. Don't use other people's youtube channels to promote yourself as it is very distasteful. Make good videos instead and pray to the youtube algorithm
I didn't realize there was ever a difference between the "mafia" and FBI.
Imagine the FBI didn't say anything for like 10 years about this app
Only you would know that.
@@Nope-en9bo Good soldiers follow orders!
@@Flashisgreatfr no
@@Nope-en9bo 😆😆😭
@@Flashisgreatfr cope harder lol
It’s true what they say, there’s an app for everything.
Ok
Totally
There's no app for my bike or boombox.
There's no app for my toaster. It is analogue.
Well yes you can go to school and learn how to make any app it's not rocket science
FBI must have watched Death Note beforehand
honeypots are pretty much standard practice for catching criminals, there are so many in the dark web
Same thought
@F. A. [Desire to know more intensifies] Go on.
But you are the FBI acting like a crazy scientist.
Government didn't appreciate the competition, apparently.
5:05 That's the reason my Batman Speedo hasn't been delivered by Wish yet !
This is a channel I like most on RUclips. And I'm becoming a lot smarter watching this channel. Never missed a single one of them after I subscribed.
I don't understand why they didn't use something open-source, that way they know what they're getting into.
Open source usually means it’s public, which usually means a user policy, and therefore usually means that the police can track info
@@arisako5625 Obviously, but I'm talking stuff like Signal where they don't have anything to actually give to law enforcement
@@arisako5625 What? That's not what open source means at all. Open source applications can be very private
@@mgord9518 I meant that open source apps usually are public, which can mean that the police can probably track users because of a user policy that the app can have.
@@arisako5625 I still don't really understand what you mean, any open source application that is geared towards privacy would still have a private user policy
I'm with the government on stopping these " criminals" and just that
Nice picture
I love that the FBI had a side hustle to charge criminals monthly subscription fee
Criminals after watching this video: WRITE THAT DOWN
Their members: Sir we can download this video right?
Someone: JUST USE NORD VPN
Chuah: Spoken like a senior FBI. Did you need another raise?
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@@Flashisgreatfr dont think anyone asked
This was seriously impressive on the law enforcements part. A real chess move 👑
Spoken like a true FBI beast.
@@youtubehaltedmybestplaylis8528 Mhmm. Remember to take it easy on those late night conspiracy videos mkay.
You mean the IP pinging all the way to US when it's Swiss based? Yeah a blogger posted it and nobody cared because falling to this app in the first place only has 1 level of intellect.
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@@w1z4rd9 bruh really? wth did they not get concerned when that happened???? are they idiots?
Thank you Prisongraphics Show
Releasing this information was a flex that is very dangerous to those working undercover. Mafia or gangs will just hire software engineers who will decompile installers and check for bugs and may end up to the author of the app. This is a bad move and should have not gone public.
Let it. The war on drugs needs to die anyways.
Well first of all they'll just use pgp most likely and second of all they had to release it to the public the csses discovery would explain everything already
Im not a software engineer but im pretty sure the phones had the functions needed to decompile anything completely removed
@@Davidpostingshid No, we need to end drug users. It's about time we make drug use a capital offense.
Pro tip.... Every message service is owned by the government
Spoken like a true FBI. When I go on Plenty of Fish, I always have in mind " who is the government going to set me up with this time"...
@Larry Le and the FBI be the only ones joking here while everyone just watches and documents your childishness lol
Hench why Signal and Open source privacy messengers exist.
@@silverhawkscape2677 yep
@@silverhawkscape2677 element is pretty good, but yeah signal is better
Congrats on 10m subs
I can't wait until this is turned into a full on movie 😂
a classic honeypot, considering how organized the mafia is it's confusing how they fell for this
It's like they haven't heard of Signal and burner phones.
Dead drops
What other options do they have? Courier pigeons?
@@treehugger3615 talking in person
@@supahcomix Not when you have one guy in South America and another one in Australia trying to coordinate logistics.
Infographics just makes me so happy
Interesting and worthwhile video.
I love this channel so much
Have a great day and a great evening, everyone! 💙
U to
1O MILLION CONGRATS DUDE KEEP ON THE GOOD WORK!!!
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things like this is gonna make the mob have to go face-to-face contact again 😂
FBI has a lot of nerve these days to arrest anyone in another country for high level public corruption
Spoken like a true egotistic FBI agent!
Sssshhh you're ruining a good bedtime story.
@@PlanetCharnBaby and of course you would know what a good...
@@youtubehaltedmybestplaylis8528 Only an agent would say that
@@WyteChinpira Only an agent would have such a username!
I always love your series. A big fan from Africa
If only a person called informator exitsed she could find every criminals current location and their crimes in abuot 10minutes
@F. A. who is the legend
@@thealchemist2950 😂😂😂😂
@F. A. bruh wat
@@yuichirohanma6969 but that would help
A very regular viewer of ur videos 👍good and informative. 😎
Why would one of the developers have to go to prison? All he was doing was developing for a company. He had no I'll intentions
That was his job
Made no sense
Well, depends on what they knew beforehand...if a thief calls an Uber to get home after robbing a bank, that driver is just doing his job and did nothing wrong. But if someone knew they were robbing a bank and agreed to be a getaway driver, they can’t say “what, I was paid to drive.” Or if a thief lies and tricks a locksmith into opening someone’s house, the lock smith is innocent, but if he does the exact same thing to let the thief in, knowing it’s a robbery, then that’s illegal. It is complicated.
wow bit dense
Naive
@@Itried20takennames yeah and how would you prove he did know?
You don't know him
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Good night
Congrats on 10 Million mate
10 mil dude congrats
This was an Australian accomplishment and just because the fbi helped doesnt mean they did everything Australia did most the work he doesn't mention the AFP once
The Infographics Show is biased af, they over exaggerate US involvement in everything.
So Americans do not
care about Australians?
@@ace2k472 i know that's what I noticed especially with their sas video they made it out that America was better even though most the training is classified
Same as the Dutch police.. we did the most and got the least recognition here
For clarification : by we I meant the Australians and the Dutch
FBI: We got the guns which outnumber you.
Mafia: We got the hunnies on Omegle which outnumber you!
FBI: OK, let's chat.
The real reason for the arrests was that someone had actually published a blog post on which they reverse engineered the app and found out it was leaking data. They feared that more and more users would find out and stop using it.
and why did criminals continue to use it if it was leaking data????
FBI after criminals started trusting the "app": *EXECUTE ORDER 66*
Mafia:what's up I'm a criminal
Police:what's ur address
Mafia:sends address
Police:FBI OPEN UP
Thanks for the information (;
Rule number one always speak in person never over the phone and only with someone you know in places you control in a cypher you understand
Infographic shows I love my brother was talkib. About this but I could t find anything on it Tyson for putting it into easy to understand format 😇
I remember reading about this when it happened a month ago or so, pretty incredible
Some random Cartel kingpin in Mexico:
Thanks infographic show ♥️🙌🏻
There are some really amazing people working at the FBI
Respect
this was a collaboration between different countries not just one.
Criminals: Our devices won`t cause any problems and can`t hurt us.
The devices: ...
The FBI: *Yes,non-living objects obviously can`t cause any trouble.*
FBI Timeline
2018: Release Software
2019: Do Nothing
2020: Do Nothing
2021: IT'S SWEEPING TIME! GOTTA SWEEP SWEEP SWEEP!
GOSH!! Why are the FBI trying to decrease the chances of me meeting a mafia boss 🙄😤
I am about five miles down the longest rabbit hole ever constructed, the Infographics Show
That should be very illegal. It is the same as putting up spycams in people's homes without a warrant
It goes against people’s privacy
We may not like the FBI but atleast we can appreciate them stopping drug corruption that destroys the world
Hey I really love the channel
I love this channel
I think this is how the criminals talk
"Ay man ya wunt drogs?
"Ye man"
"Also we shood keel Candice"
"Okay man"
2:22 "They had on them a calculator app"
So that's why my calculator app is asking for permission to make phone calls
I read about this in the newspaper!
I've seen this in an article when I was working on my information of newspaper
Glad to see Aussie representation
@Bob Smith What? The AFP came up with the idea, the AFP designed the app, the AFP and ASIO tracked the phones. What exactly did the FBI do?
if only the FBI could’ve done this to the mafia in 1963 to stop jfk’s assassination
You joking?
tf
CIA*
Your profile picture so odd looking character.
This was an ingenious idea
Nicely done, officers.
2:49 Clearly, he's excited about calling somebody.
I read about this but was bored and couldn't be bothered to read the whole article but I can always make time for infographic show videos of it 😂
Thank goodness that the infographics show wasn’t a bootlicker to RUclips in this video unlike the video New York mafia families today where they did use the word bleeping instead of swear words
FBI: we do a little bit of trolling
The FBI was just trying to see if people were cheating on their math tests.
Check out my video🤞🏼
@@RicardoRaxx no view begger
Could y'all do a video about what happens to the drugs once they get confiscated or what happens to the large amounts?
And what happens after the Fed's confiscate laundered money, some up to millions of dollars bundled in hundreds?
I wonder how easy it would've been to just go through the files and check if it wasnt as safe
It was encrypted, FBI just knew the encrypted key
This is why Privacy experts tell you to get an Open source app so that one can check if it's a government Honeypot or not
@@derinko Exactly. If theres a encrypted key, then it has to be in the files for it to be registered as a key.
FBI is very smart
Not you again.🙅
Hope everyone is having a nice Thursday 👍🏾
Its Friday, not saying I don’t understand time zones.
for me, Thursday. Also happy Friday cranberry!
@@randomgoogleaccount4868 thanks
3:58 Like Hoy Cakes!
They could’ve kept it a secret and continued taking down baddies, now all the baddies are gonna be extra weary of how they communicate.
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By citing 2021, this channel wants this video to be relevant in years to come
WTH. My country Sweden is literally falling apart.
I believe the phrase is "I fought the law, and the law won"
Hey Info what kind of youtuber are you like what type do you make wiki stuff or what.
Dam that crazy
I've been watching infographics for about 3 years now
Yeah you can thank us! But now we can watch your every move and have agents looking at each of you right now. No questions asked.
I've got nothing to hide. 🤷♂️
@@chemeister so you don't care about free speech
@@killertigergaming6762 I don't? How so?
@@chemeister just making sure
@@killertigergaming6762 Just making sure of what?
Insert your meta-jokes to make the FBI tracker laugh here
Apparently Tor is also monitored the same way
What a network of connections 😁
Imagine arresting hundreds of criminals in Europe, and then getting counter sued for violating GDPR.
My FBI agent
"Don't believe this, I am definitely not reading you private messages and search history"
Anyway, glad you are watching this
I can’t wait for the Netflix movie
FBI be like: we do a little trolling
We’ve been hearing about this on the news all day here in aus
Same!
Absolutely no one:
The FBI: "ASL?"
Spoken like a TRUE FBI. Loooove the username BTW?
This is really good. Finally some useful technology
What how is it useful
☕️ ☕️ ☕️ coffeezilla covered this first
yes.
Vybz kartel said in his song 'cannot lose' " dont have to see a police your phone is the new feds"
The most secure way to have mafia meetings is to choose a secret place, have everyone checked when they enter. Then, no one is to speak at all. A note pad is passed around. After each question or answer is written, the paper is burned.
facts
The fact that ceo of phantom was arrested is concerning. They have a right to protect privacy, they have a right not to need to disclose or ask for client info.
Exactly, the fact that people here aren't picking up on that is the problem. It's clear the government simply used "Criminals caught" so that no one will question people protecting privacy being arrested.
Yea
I don’t think he was on the basis on privacy, but on the basis of directly dealing with these cartels. They got arrested on the assumption that they did know who these individuals were and still made deals with them.
The infographic skimmed over this for simplicity and I can’t blame them but the ceo also wouldn’t open their back door to the app, which is against the law to do so if suspected of illegal activity.
@@trizzerd its definitely legal to refuse to open your app or backdoor it fyi its called the 5th and you can refuse and should if they want that info they'll have to find it elsewhere
FBI be like laughing "HeeHee" with Michael Jackson voice
I love the reference to 1738 on the calculator 2:24
Hello creator, have you ever watched Gotham DC series? You basically read out the plot of the series😇. Jada pinkette is actually acting there
Tinder is writing some notes down