There's a Secret Network - Skynet 2. 0 - Rob Braxman Tech
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Date: 2022-03-20
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in the past wifi on android devices was used to make 3d scans of the surroundings. when I studied ICT there already was a opensource software to do so which could be manually installed, but based on which there also already where viruses which would secretly install themselves on surrounding android devices. then using the wifi, some triangulation and some echolocation like process it could make extremely detailed 3d scans, where the open source version was capable of tracking peoples movements/limb positions for things like arm gestures and such(quite much a VR tracker but then actually scanning. it was just often to expensive for most people in legal usage since it required around 5 wifi chips which back then where pricey enough, and it also never really got much attention either. however that back then would scan it and result in cloud like scans where you could detect motion objects, etc. but you where limited to things like 20cm blobs. then 5g came and it uses a 125 times higher frequency and much more aggressive responses to the surroundings(as seen in why you can't actually use it even when you have a 5g phone(terrible range and anything between you and the antenna, or even to moisty air would fry the signal, but it also causes a lot of reflections, mostly in the way of exciting particles which often send of slightly different frequency signals which allows for much more detail in tracking. this allowed for precission much smaller than a single millimetre, and with those extra side effects it can be even more accurate and can even recognise certain materials. I really wondered why VR didn't just change to using that same old method but on 5g, 5g even has pulsing arrays build in by default(something to filter out noise in your signals and focus it on one spot, mostly it is used for radar and increasing accuracy in echo based 3d scanning. in essence one such a tracker could be really cheap compared to how current day trackers work.
ofcource there are 4 problems, where number
1 is that it uses tremendous amounts of energy just to send a small weak 5g signal, and it's range is really low(that's why -5g- smartphones more often actually use 3g and 4g because using actual 5g would likely just fry or instant drain the phone. the range is lower and it loses a lot of range rapidly. and there are much more datapoints which makes it much more compute intensive.
2 then secondary there are possible safety issues, even excluding things like the firehazzard you have to assume that a VR games might spend days or weeks in a row in their VR simulation/game, 5g hadn't really went through the research when it launched and was really rushed, even today there still hasn't been done proper research to understand how it works and affects things properly, so for many game companies would be less eager to use it since if it causes negative effects on their users and it gets out that is bad publicity.
3 it is much more profitable to make a expensive old tech system which requires extra -100 modules for every slight detail you want extra. by not switching to a new technology for vr tracking/scanning they allow themselves to very slowly make new more expensive versions over the years. which follows the one true motto of modern capitalism(or comunism, or any other economic ism, prevent growth and advancements, make changes as little as possible. better bad than usefull.
4 very probably network providers, big corporations, and potentially governments might already use it for that right now, since as mentioned 5g uses extreme amounts of energy to even just slightly work, which makes it really hard or even impossible for such providers to profit of it they need to pay for the electricity and only make money of it from what the users pay for their mobile plans. in the Netherlands where the network rolled out before other countries even heard about it the costs where originally paid by the government which doesn't make sense since it would just be a useless poor working climate-unfriendly marketing campaigning network. however location, tracking, scanning, etc. deliver a lot of money which countries, advertisers and criminals are very eager to pay a lot of money for. having home users use this same network for 3d scanning for in art, games or other things where 5g might actually make positive sense would show a lot more users who don't know much about the network and either think it is a super fast stable network or think it to be a network which makes cars explode or such. if it became used for such detailed 3d scanning that it is like you made a movie in 3d then people will suddenly start to notice that corporations and other evil things are using it for that as well, but for bad purposes. it also might slightly reduce accuracy with which they could track people who are using such scanning themselves.
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in the past wifi on android devices was used to make 3d scans of the surroundings. when I studied ICT there already was a opensource software to do so which could be manually installed, but based on which there also already where viruses which would secretly install themselves on surrounding android devices. then using the wifi, some triangulation and some echolocation like process it could make extremely detailed 3d scans, where the open source version was capable of tracking peoples movements/limb positions for things like arm gestures and such(quite much a VR tracker but then actually scanning. it was just often to expensive for most people in legal usage since it required around 5 wifi chips which back then where pricey enough, and it also never really got much attention either. however that back then would scan it and result in cloud like scans where you could detect motion objects, etc. but you where limited to things like 20cm blobs. then 5g came and it uses a 125 times higher frequency and much more aggressive responses to the surroundings(as seen in why you can't actually use it even when you have a 5g phone(terrible range and anything between you and the antenna, or even to moisty air would fry the signal, but it also causes a lot of reflections, mostly in the way of exciting particles which often send of slightly different frequency signals which allows for much more detail in tracking. this allowed for precission much smaller than a single millimetre, and with those extra side effects it can be even more accurate and can even recognise certain materials. I really wondered why VR didn't just change to using that same old method but on 5g, 5g even has pulsing arrays build in by default(something to filter out noise in your signals and focus it on one spot, mostly it is used for radar and increasing accuracy in echo based 3d scanning. in essence one such a tracker could be really cheap compared to how current day trackers work.
ofcource there are 4 problems, where number
1 is that it uses tremendous amounts of energy just to send a small weak 5g signal, and it's range is really low(that's why -5g- smartphones more often actually use 3g and 4g because using actual 5g would likely just fry or instant drain the phone. the range is lower and it loses a lot of range rapidly. and there are much more datapoints which makes it much more compute intensive.
2 then secondary there are possible safety issues, even excluding things like the firehazzard you have to assume that a VR games might spend days or weeks in a row in their VR simulation/game, 5g hadn't really went through the research when it launched and was really rushed, even today there still hasn't been done proper research to understand how it works and affects things properly, so for many game companies would be less eager to use it since if it causes negative effects on their users and it gets out that is bad publicity.
3 it is much more profitable to make a expensive old tech system which requires extra -100 modules for every slight detail you want extra. by not switching to a new technology for vr tracking/scanning they allow themselves to very slowly make new more expensive versions over the years. which follows the one true motto of modern capitalism(or comunism, or any other economic ism, prevent growth and advancements, make changes as little as possible. better bad than usefull.
4 very probably network providers, big corporations, and potentially governments might already use it for that right now, since as mentioned 5g uses extreme amounts of energy to even just slightly work, which makes it really hard or even impossible for such providers to profit of it they need to pay for the electricity and only make money of it from what the users pay for their mobile plans. in the Netherlands where the network rolled out before other countries even heard about it the costs where originally paid by the government which doesn't make sense since it would just be a useless poor working climate-unfriendly marketing campaigning network. however location, tracking, scanning, etc. deliver a lot of money which countries, advertisers and criminals are very eager to pay a lot of money for. having home users use this same network for 3d scanning for in art, games or other things where 5g might actually make positive sense would show a lot more users who don't know much about the network and either think it is a super fast stable network or think it to be a network which makes cars explode or such. if it became used for such detailed 3d scanning that it is like you made a movie in 3d then people will suddenly start to notice that corporations and other evil things are using it for that as well, but for bad purposes. it also might slightly reduce accuracy with which they could track people who are using such scanning themselves.
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Susie
Internet of things is an invention of the UN and agenda 21, 30, 50, ect. And I have no reason not to believe that the WEF and Klaus Schaub has something to do with this. After all the UN and WEF are working together, but also the WEF is responsible for the 4th Industrial revolution Reich, which is the implementation of tech for takeover. Tech for surveillance. Tech for death. You will own nothing and be happy. or else!
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Internet of things is an invention of the UN and agenda 21, 30, 50, ect. And I have no reason not to believe that the WEF and Klaus Schaub has something to do with this. After all the UN and WEF are working together, but also the WEF is responsible for the 4th Industrial revolution Reich, which is the implementation of tech for takeover. Tech for surveillance. Tech for death. You will own nothing and be happy. or else!
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Simon
Thank you for this info, sir. It's kind of ironic that these signals disturb insects ability to function in their life cycle, but really, these types of communication could be consideredin a way that is similar to what insects were doing. They signaled threats, numbers of populations, food sources, ecstatic dance. Name one thing insects didn't communicate before us.
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Thank you for this info, sir. It's kind of ironic that these signals disturb insects ability to function in their life cycle, but really, these types of communication could be consideredin a way that is similar to what insects were doing. They signaled threats, numbers of populations, food sources, ecstatic dance. Name one thing insects didn't communicate before us.
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Leo_Michel
Amazing, Thks for this astounding eye opening. now it become more clear why they pushed so much for cellphone.
in short, what you describe is a bit like the echo location we saw in one of the Batman movie. using all phone to track in specific. then, they can determine if they want to use their small one bullet drone that is smaller then my hand.
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Amazing, Thks for this astounding eye opening. now it become more clear why they pushed so much for cellphone.
in short, what you describe is a bit like the echo location we saw in one of the Batman movie. using all phone to track in specific. then, they can determine if they want to use their small one bullet drone that is smaller then my hand.
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Grant
Although it's not convenient, you can make your phone and location private by making 10 complete engulfing wraps, alternating the seam side with each layer of aluminum foil. I have tested this and usually by wrap # 6 the phone cannot transmit or receive any data.
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Although it's not convenient, you can make your phone and location private by making 10 complete engulfing wraps, alternating the seam side with each layer of aluminum foil. I have tested this and usually by wrap # 6 the phone cannot transmit or receive any data.
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Joe
Could this be after all the main reason why batteries of iphones or ipads cannot be easily removed? You could shut your device off if you could remove the battery, but that's not possible. You are not allowed to physically shut off your own device.
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Could this be after all the main reason why batteries of iphones or ipads cannot be easily removed? You could shut your device off if you could remove the battery, but that's not possible. You are not allowed to physically shut off your own device.
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David
-BLE operates in Low Power Mode. You cant stop it. - Not True, A Faraday cage will stop everything. Add to that a BluTooth Jammer (circuits for this all over the internet and devices available from Ali-Baba if you trust chinesium devices)
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-BLE operates in Low Power Mode. You cant stop it. - Not True, A Faraday cage will stop everything. Add to that a BluTooth Jammer (circuits for this all over the internet and devices available from Ali-Baba if you trust chinesium devices)
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Peter
Basically the 7 trillion smart phones on the planet or a computer in them selves so that seven zillion CPUs that are just bouncing off of each other basically being able to talk across the planet so it-s an Internet of phones
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Basically the 7 trillion smart phones on the planet or a computer in them selves so that seven zillion CPUs that are just bouncing off of each other basically being able to talk across the planet so it-s an Internet of phones
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Susie
Rob, isn't a smart meter on your home a limited mesh system as well. Doesn't the information signal hop from one home and meter to another collecting information and delivering it to the electric company? And upgradeable.
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Rob, isn't a smart meter on your home a limited mesh system as well. Doesn't the information signal hop from one home and meter to another collecting information and delivering it to the electric company? And upgradeable.
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RootStriker
What's hilarious about all this is the answer to it is very simple but none of you are willing to do it. So because you want a cell phone you will end up a tagged and tracked Slave
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What's hilarious about all this is the answer to it is very simple but none of you are willing to do it. So because you want a cell phone you will end up a tagged and tracked Slave
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