Leitete einen passiven Scan, während er sich durch zwei Stadtteile bewegte, vorbei an einem Kroger und in ein Walmart -Grundstück. Das System überträgt oder fälscht nicht …… hört und protokolliert nur, was bereits in der Luft liegt.

    Die Zahlen kamen schwerer als erwartet zurück: • ~ 1.500 Wi-Fi-Zugangspunkte in unter 20 Minuten, viele mit versteckten SSIDs. • ~ 480 Bluetooth-Sendungen, von Autos, Wearables, im Ladenscannern und einigen nicht identifizierten Beacons. • 12 Geräte, die mit bekannten Überwachungshardwareanbietern (Kameras, Leser der Kennzeichen) übereinstimmen. • Mehrere sich wiederholende Tracker, die über mehrere Stopps erschienen und nicht an ein sichtbares Gerät gebunden waren.

    Wenn man es in Echtzeit beobachtet, fühlt man sich wie eine versteckte Realitätsschicht zurück.

    Die meisten Menschen betrachten Wi-Fi als ihren Heimrouter oder Bluetooth als ihre Ohrhörer. Wenn Sie jedoch anfangen, sich im Maßstab anzumelden, ist die schiere Dichte der Signale in alltäglichen Umgebungen überwältigend.

    (Screenshot angehängt: Radar -Overlay + reduzierte Signalliste.)

    Von S0PHIAOPS

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    21 Kommentare

    1. We get a LOT of exposure to electromagnetic frequencies.

      Dr. Tom Cowan is a guy who is on the „terrain“ side of the argument, and he’s a big believer in disease being caused by big surges in electrical activity. He even had some explanation for the Black Plague that was some natural form of electrical disturbance. I don’t remember exactly and googleAI won’t give me the details because, you know, he’s a misinformation superspreader.

      But ANYWAY, cancer numbers are on the rise and I’m sure it’s from multiple causes, but probably one of them is sensitivity to all this invisible signal happening all around us.

    2. GroundbreakingEar450 on

      OP, these signals pose no danger to you or anyone else. You should educate yourself on non ionizing radiation. Go get your HAM license or just go ask some HAMs about it.

    3. Nothing about this is a conspiracy.

      Radio signals are everywhere, that’s pretty common knowledge.

    4. Neverendingmuthrfuk on

      This is a great post. I’m a firm believer that there is so much more data out there we are giving that were not aware of. One of which is video and audio recordings from our phone.

      You’re clearly good at this; would there be a way to tell if your phone is constantly uploading data elsewhere and the type of data? Our cars have the same problem. It’s a huge problem if you stop for more than a second to think about it. 

    5. holy shit, is this in a major city/suburb, or an average American town? I unplug my wifi every night and try to avoid using Bluetooth. Use wired headphones.

      I always saw it as I could control my immediate environmental exposure, but with numbers like this around me I’m sure it only helps so much. But if we all took up those practices, we could drastically reduce those environmental numbers.

    6. So can I use this software at home and plug into home assistant so when it spots one of those ‘known Surveillance’ MAC addresses it sets off an automation to let me know?

    7. gravitykilla on

      What exactly is the conspiracy here?

      As technology develops, and connectivity increases, from Earbuds to almost all the appliances in my house are connected, it’s to be expected that the number of signals increases.

    8. Pretty much anything made in the past decade has some form of wireless communication in it.

      This isn’t scary,

      BLE has been working as a beacon for years to notify who is where doing what monitoring and tracking for advertisements, picking up on people’s patterns analyzing and collecting data, all your devices have a UUID pinpointing the owners global location using WiFi cellualar cellular hell even AM radio, sound frequencies pitched high enough only devices can here and communicate with each other hidden beneath other sounds, or all these waves noise to signal ratio able to spatially map out the fine details of a 3D area like echo location…

      Still not scary…

      Knowing how difficult it is to create a bot net zombie mesh network to self proliferate and go unnoticed or unseen because the toaster you purchased went with the lowest bidder and left you the consumer vulnerable….. terrifying

    9. tabletmctablet on

      It always makes me chuckle that people who subscribe to 2.4ghz & 5ghz low power sources being immediately damaging to their health, switch off their own aerials in their house and believe that they have protected themselves.

      Nevermind the uncontrollable, external tsunami, eh?

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