It's My Party But No One's Talking! | Battle Born Tech · September 1, 2026 This week on Battle Born Tech, Joan did everything right and still got yelled at. A scammer forged a malware party invitation and sent it to her whole church group, and her friends blamed her. Christy explains why changing her password will not stop impersonation, how blind carbon copy keeps her list out of a scammer's hands, and when a free mass-mailing account is worth the trouble. Then Dave calls in about the burner phone he carried to his son's wedding in Vietnam. It kept his data safe at every border, and it worked so well that his own family would not answer texts from the unfamiliar number. Lessons learned on eSIMs, airport SIM desks, and going a little bit too incognito. Call Battle Born Tech at 775-241-3571, Saturdays nine to eleven AM or Sundays seven to nine PM Pacific. New shows Tuesdays at eight PM Pacific on KNVC 95.1, streaming at KNVC.org. · battleborn.tech · bbtl.ink/stats

Chapters

• (00:00:06) - Battle Born Tech
• (00:02:29) - Chrome Update in 3 Minutes
• (00:04:16) - Alternating a burner phone for international travel
• (00:09:31) - Vietnam Scam: Spam Likely
• (00:11:42) - Should You Take Your Main Phone on Foreign Travel?
• (00:14:06) - How to Tell If Someone Is Impersonating You
• (00:19:40) - Email spammer: Blind Carbon Copy
• (00:22:33) - How to Spot Spammer Emails
• (00:25:07) - Battleborn Tech: Don't Let Anyone Impersonate You
• (00:28:25) - Battleborn Tech