Jordan Harbinger

Still, it's essential to at least consider this.

So I know how scary and hurtful this experience must be, but try to stay open to what this situation is showing you.

Take the hit necessary to enjoy the growth, to learn to tell a new story, and we're rooting for you, man.

Good luck.

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Most of us don't think about our mobile carrier, but maybe we should.

Companies like AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile have been in the news again and again for data breaches and selling customer data.

And even if you use VPNs and encrypted apps, those don't protect you at the network level where attacks like SIM swaps and silent tracking actually happen.

That's why I was glad to discover Cape.

Cape is a secure mobile carrier.

Same idea as the big guys, but built from the ground up with privacy and security as the default.

So when you sign up, they don't ask for your name, address, or social security number.

They collect almost nothing, which means there's nothing to leak, nothing to sell.

They also protect against SIM swaps by removing humans from the process entirely.

Nobody can move your number without a private phrase that only you have.

They encrypt your voicemail, block suspicious network activity, and secure the cellular layer that most privacy tools can't even touch.

CAPE is run by experts in telecom and cybersecurity, vetted by leaders in the space, and they actually operate their own mobile core.