When you're in captivity in the colony called Australia, the local constabulary may ask for your phone number and IMEI for the purpose of intimidation, as in reality they do not need this from you, as they are more than capable to obtain information WITHOUT warrants or any reasonable grounds whatsoever.
The serfs in Victoria have been given too many freedoms of movement and association with each other, something which is against the policies of the Andrews government which aligns itself with the CCP.
With this in mind on the first day of his return from a recovery period from an injury, Daniel Andrews put out advertisements to recruit 3000 more police officers.
While that state's Nazi style police force may have your papers and even phone and IMEI numbers you can still communicate with confidence that your communications with the other party are not only secure but NOT logged with the telecommunications corporations where the police have access to the databases.
How to communicate securely from your smartphone.
As 'rocket scientist' Hakan Ayik, would attest you will not communicate securely when someone gives you a smartphone loaded up with an allegedly private communications app in this case AN0M.
Briefly:
The best way would be to use a (mainstream) smartphone that can be 'de-Googled' where there are approximately two dozen manufacturer's phones that can have Google's 'spyware' removed.
Communications apps that are open source should only be used as they are peer reviewed and have a long history of being secure, such as Telegram, Signal, etc.
IF a de-Googled phone cannot be used, your smartphone should be reset, where all non 'factory' apps are removed, and if you must install some apps, then their equivalent ones from an open source store like f-droid.org should be used.
With all this in mind your smartphone's baseband modem can be hacked at carrier level where the player can have unfettered access to your device.
We do not recommend Apple devices for communication purposes.
A linux personal computer/laptop can also have some of the secure communications apps, like Signal installed on it, which would offer another mode of communication without involving an IMEI or cell phone tower logging in.
Using another smartphone which does not have a SIM card in it, using only a Wi-Fi connection with the secure open source communications app of your choice is another option to consider, where your old phone number can be used for authentication purposes of the app.
Using a VPN is also strongly recommended.
There are many resources and tutorials available on this topic, where we recommend a trusted technical resource Rob Braxman at:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYVU6rModlGxvJbszCclGGw
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