Is it true, foreign data esims make one less traceable?

ClownsDarkSoulPerps

Because you will be in Roaming , and if your local LEO wants to see who you are and what you are doing, they must apply at the foreign ISP who sold you the esim?

Provided the Roaming connection has encryption.

What can the local LEO learn about you in this case?

Markus

applesbana

ClownsDarkSoulPerps

I’ve heard that theory proposed by the founder of silent link. You can look up a couple of podcast episodes with him that may help you. Search for citadel dispatch and silent link or Opt Out and silent link (link for this one: https://optoutpod.com/episodes/s2e13-silentlink/)

I believe he is also a proponent of using grapheneos

ClownsDarkSoulPerps

For example: locally they see your IMSI but can they get your phone number if your're eSIM provider is, let's say, in Poland (probably a European hub for Israel, no?)

Im asking because I want to get a esim for my travels in Asia and don't want the host country to track more than needed

Eagle_Owl

applesbana
I listened to the podcast months ago and can confirm that he sells his eSIMs with this argument.
See his FAQ: How silent.link can improve my privacy/security?