>>5090no, your MAC address in order to spoof your device and get your wifi connection, for example. once that is done, they are going to spy on your network to get packets and see everything you do on your home network. your old cool phone then becomes irrelevant. that means email, bank accounts, passwords, personal info
also, they can get your SIM data if you have one (i suppose to, if you have messages with your mom) and use 3G. that means having info tied to you when you bought the card. can mitigate this by paying a prepaid, but some countries don't permit that. and spoofing is still possible anyway. definitely going to know your EXACT location if they hack you on 3G network.
if on some old browser exploits could be used to get personal info and doxx you. or just using internet in general is dangerous, old versions of online software is costantly getting targeted by bots with malware.
everything is connected. it just takes a weak link to break the strongest chain. i am not saying don't use this, what i mean is keep it air gapped.
also, i meant
>>5084 as a response to
>>5083 and
>>5082, I am sorry.