Punting phone alternative: Hidden punter profile?

[JayEZ2K]

Punting phones are essential, but a hassle to hide, and your punting phone (or even your normal phone) can get you busted. And when traveling, External Link/Members Only.

So I'm wondering if you can get a "normal" phone, but set up two profiles, each with their own passcode. This way, your punting phone is always in hand, but the data and profile is hidden and completely unknown to exist without the passcode. This would solve a lot of phone problems.

I can see that some phones allow multiple profiles, but I don't know yet if it works well enough to do this. Does anyone have any experience with this?

(I had actually set up my computer to do this before, and it worked perfectly so that when my girlfriend looked at my computer, it looked innocuous. But in reality I had a hidden profile with all of my porn.)

[Beamer]

Buy a phone that takes two SIM cards.

[hungrypunt]

Depends on the phone,
Samsung have a "secure" folder, (used to be called knox)
and in here you can add a new whatsapp, kik, text, browser, email etc or whatever, you can use a service like "hushed" or other burner number offerings to create a new number that you use to text or call from, you can then verify pretty much any App you need to with this number.

Its basically 2 phones in one, without the sim and hidden behind a security lock to enter.

Does have some drawbacks but works well for me

[Sparta Prada]

Depends on the phone,
Samsung have a "secure" folder, (used to be called knox)
and in here you can add a new whatsapp, kik, text, browser, email etc or whatever, you can use a service like "hushed" or other burner number offerings to create a new number that you use to text or call from, you can then verify pretty much any App you need to with this number.

Its basically 2 phones in one, without the sim and hidden behind a security lock to enter.

Does have some drawbacks but works well for me

+1 on the recent Samsung dual sim models. I have the S10 which is dual sim as standard. With the added Secure Folder feature it means you can run 3 different WhatsApp numbers on the same handset!

[JamesFD]

Depends on the phone,
Samsung have a "secure" folder, (used to be called knox)
and in here you can add a new whatsapp, kik, text, browser, email etc or whatever, you can use a service like "hushed" or other burner number offerings to create a new number that you use to text or call from, you can then verify pretty much any App you need to with this number.

Its basically 2 phones in one, without the sim and hidden behind a security lock to enter.

Does have some drawbacks but works well for me

Do you end up with one contacts list or two? I use Parallel Space on a dual sim phone but even though I have two instances of Whatsapp they use the same contacts list.

[hungrypunt]

Do you end up with one contacts list or two? I use Parallel Space on a dual sim phone but even though I have two instances of Whatsapp they use the same contacts list.

2, but sometimes some car systems can detect some contact from hidden ones. SO if you have anyone saved secure  as Big Tit Brenda from slut street and it flashes up on your car screen you may have some explaining to do me old mucker. 

I have whatsapp, kik, hangouts, tinder, facebook, web browser, hushed phone and text, email , viber, and bumble all in there all totally seperate with there own usernames etc, even google drive which is linked so all images I tap automatically upload to save phone storage.

[Themuckyduck]

This is possibly silly, but can you not switch your normal sim with a burner sim when in use and then take it out and keep it elsewhere. When done delete any messages or calls. It Would be a lot easier hidden than a burner phone

[hungrypunt]

This is possibly silly, but can you not switch your normal sim with a burner sim when in use and then take it out and keep it elsewhere. When done delete any messages or calls. It Would be a lot easier hidden than a burner phone

Some do, but then also remember there are tracking and various other services/social media etc that you may have to try and remember to turn off and on again if on a modern device