And your Smart TV, Nest Thermostat, Wi-Fi enabled refrigerator, anything that can directly or indirectly leave breadcrumbs. If you really don't want anyone to hunt you down, you have to ditch your phone. That means don't ask your girlfriend's gym trainer about what she wants for her birthday and don't check in with your folks back home from a burner phone to let them know that you're OK, you just need some space for a while and please don't try to find me. Keep it on the downlow as much as possible." It's so easy to want to involve other people. "The less people you include in your circle of trust, the easier it is for you to not get caught. "You need to do your research alone," advises Ryan "Ry-Phi" Phillips, the Command Center's Operations Supervisor and actual Sergeant and SWAT Team Commander in Fayette County, Georgia. Same goes for your family, your partner, your ex who you're totally on good terms with, and the rest of your social group. It doesn't matter whether you and your buddy from work go out for drinks on the regular and play on the same intramural co-ed after-work bowling team: You still shouldn't trust them to keep your secrets.
You know, for the next time you're buying a gift for Secret Santa or don't want your boss to find out about what you did on your "sick day." Don't Talk to Anyone Even if CBS passed on your application to join the fun, or a stint as a hardened criminal isn't on your bucket list, you can still learn a little from the members of the show's Command Center about how to fly under the radar.
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