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Yes, all GSM calls use an A5/1 stream cipher. It has been found that this is fairily easy to decrypt using a Rainbow Table. Additionally, the FBI admits to intercepting all phone conversations in the US.

So yes, it is encrypted, and cell phone companies don't give a fuck about your privacy. If you care about privacy, you should use RedPhone and TextSecure which is an open source projects by Whisper Systems (now apart of Twitter).

Yes, all GSM calls use an A5/1 stream cipher. It has been found that this is fairily easy to decrypt using a Rainbow Table. Additionally, the FBI admits to intercepting all phone conversations in the US.

So yes, it is encrypted, and cell phone companies don't give a damn about your privacy. If you care about privacy, you should use RedPhone and TextSecure which is an open source projects by Whisper Systems (now apart of Twitter).

Yes, all GSM calls use an A5/1 stream cipher. It has been found that this is fairily easy to decrypt using a Rainbow Table. Additionally, the FBI admits to intercepting all phone conversations in the US.

So yes, it is encrypted, and cell phone companies don't give a fuck about your privacy. If you care about privacy, you should use RedPhone which is an open source project by Whisper Systems (now apart of Twitter).

Yes, all GSM calls use an A5/1 stream cipher. It has been found that this is fairily easy to decrypt using a Rainbow Table. Additionally, the FBI admits to intercepting all phone conversations in the US.

So yes, it is encrypted, and cell phone companies don't give a fuck about your privacy. If you care about privacy, you should use RedPhone and TextSecure which is an open source projects by Whisper Systems (now apart of Twitter).

Yes, all GSM calls use an A5/1 stream cipher. It has been found that this is fairily easy to decrypt using a Rainbow Table. The FBI admits to intercepting all phone conversations in the US.

So yes, it is encrypted, and cell phone companies don't give a fuck about your privacy.

Yes, all GSM calls use an A5/1 stream cipher. It has been found that this is fairily easy to decrypt using a Rainbow Table. Additionally, the FBI admits to intercepting all phone conversations in the US.

So yes, it is encrypted, and cell phone companies don't give a fuck about your privacy. If you care about privacy, you should use RedPhone which is an open source project by Whisper Systems (now apart of Twitter).