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🔎 Map Locations Using Nearby WiFi Access Points Most people search for WiFi networks just to connect… When I'm doing recon, one of my favorite ways to map a target's environment is analyzing nearby WiFi access points. This is my favorite method to find geo-related clues when other data... is limited 📍 With this approach, you can: 🗺️ Map locations based on WiFi signals 🔍 Pivot from SSIDs to possible users or places Real-life example 👇 I once investigated a username with almost no info… But found a screenshot showing a WiFi name in the background. By searching that SSID in 3WiFi's database, I was able to narrow down the exact neighborhood and continue the investigation 🚀 🔗 Website link: __________ P.S. ♻️ Repost if you found this helpful.show more

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Reflect Studios

44,640 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

THIS GUY VIBE CODED AN AR APP THAT LETS YOU PHYSICALLY SEE THE WIFI SIGNAL IN THE AIR AROUND YOUR HOUSE wifi is completely invisible, so when your connection is bad you just guess. move the router, move your desk, hope but this makes the signal visible through your camera > hold your phone up and the signal strength floats in the air as colored orbs, green where its strong, yellow and purple where its dropping off > walk around and it paints a live heatmap across your actual floor, so you literally see the signal fade room to room > run a real speed test from wherever youre standing, down, up and ping, pinned to that exact spot > it flags dead zones with a no entry marker so you know where not to put your desk > pick your visualization, lava, gauge or balls, and switch between peak and average signal > import your floorplan and save your heatmaps to compare before and after moving the router > it also scans every network around you, 55 found in this one, plus channel congestion so you know which channel to switch to everyone with wifi has this problem and nobody had a way to see it. now we do

THIS GUY VIBE CODED AN AR APP THAT LETS YOU PHYSICALLY SEE THE WIFI SIGNAL IN THE AIR AROUND YOUR HOUSE wifi is completely invisible, so when your connection is bad you just guess. move the router, move your desk, hope but this makes the signal visible through your camera > hold your phone up and the signal strength floats in the air as colored orbs, green where its strong, yellow and purple where its dropping off > walk around and it paints a live heatmap across your actual floor, so you literally see the signal fade room to room > run a real speed test from wherever youre standing, down, up and ping, pinned to that exact spot > it flags dead zones with a no entry marker so you know where not to put your desk > pick your visualization, lava, gauge or balls, and switch between peak and average signal > import your floorplan and save your heatmaps to compare before and after moving the router > it also scans every network around you, 55 found in this one, plus channel congestion so you know which channel to switch to everyone with wifi has this problem and nobody had a way to see it. now we do

Om Patel

150,971 Aufrufe • vor 9 Tagen

I just found out that Luel AI, the company that completely copied my company Kled's entire website, is misrepresenting their compliance practices, using Delve to outsource it, fabricating their website user numbers, and pulling in massive amounts of fraud data from exclusively fraud oriented regions. Skip to 1:15 if you want to skip context. You truly cannot make this up. This is egregious, disgusting behavior from everyone involved. This is people's data. It cannot be taken lightly. The only way a company like this can truly succeed is by investing the time and resources to commit 100% to the trust and compliance of their users' data. Luel AI is doing the exact opposite. Disgusting behavior for a company trusted with people's data.

I just found out that Luel AI, the company that completely copied my company Kled's entire website, is misrepresenting their compliance practices, using Delve to outsource it, fabricating their website user numbers, and pulling in massive amounts of fraud data from exclusively fraud oriented regions. Skip to 1:15 if you want to skip context. You truly cannot make this up. This is egregious, disgusting behavior from everyone involved. This is people's data. It cannot be taken lightly. The only way a company like this can truly succeed is by investing the time and resources to commit 100% to the trust and compliance of their users' data. Luel AI is doing the exact opposite. Disgusting behavior for a company trusted with people's data.

Avi Patel

1,763,516 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

ok ya'll convinced me. i'm that guy sitting here in coach on southwest with a giant monitor in front of me, watching a movie overhead. i love this. Observations - nice to be able to use my MacBook keyboard with the display mostly closed, with drinks on my tray table. feels less crowded. - nice to have this "private" screen. no one peeking over my shoulder. - mirrored display looks a LOT bigger in actual use than in this video. it's a big laggy. - the "old" airpods pro work just fine - disney DRM blocks the movie from this screen recording - i let the vision update to visionOS 1.0.2 last night and my battery was down to 50% this morning! :( - i paid for wifi for my MacBook, but the vision can't share it unless I pay for a second device. wish it could! but since i'm mirroring, it's not a big deal - my seat mate said "that's cool". no one else has said anything or appeared to notice.

ok ya'll convinced me. i'm that guy sitting here in coach on southwest with a giant monitor in front of me, watching a movie overhead. i love this. Observations - nice to be able to use my MacBook keyboard with the display mostly closed, with drinks on my tray table. feels less crowded. - nice to have this "private" screen. no one peeking over my shoulder. - mirrored display looks a LOT bigger in actual use than in this video. it's a big laggy. - the "old" airpods pro work just fine - disney DRM blocks the movie from this screen recording - i let the vision update to visionOS 1.0.2 last night and my battery was down to 50% this morning! :( - i paid for wifi for my MacBook, but the vision can't share it unless I pay for a second device. wish it could! but since i'm mirroring, it's not a big deal - my seat mate said "that's cool". no one else has said anything or appeared to notice.

Amit Gupta

4,082,909 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

I remember when I was about 22 or 23, and I was at one of the lowest points in my life for various reasons… I felt the need to go to church and wanted to find “peace” in my heart. I felt lost… I felt like I needed God in my life. I didn’t know what that even meant, I just felt it. I ended up at a church with a pastor very similar to this man.. and I wasn’t even a spiritual person back then, but everything inside of me was screaming to get out. Looking back now, without knowing it.. I felt demonic forces at play. God was telling me to get out. Eventually I found my way, and that was only because of my journey — I sat down one night and just started talking to God… not even understanding that I was praying.. From that point on, my life changed so much and I began to see things differently, God revealed things to me, and taught me how to find clarity in all situations,.. I found peace. There is no peace that can be found at Churches like this and with Pastors like this… true peace comes when you just start opening your mouth to speak God’s name and begin talking to him. You don’t need a church to find God.

I remember when I was about 22 or 23, and I was at one of the lowest points in my life for various reasons… I felt the need to go to church and wanted to find “peace” in my heart. I felt lost… I felt like I needed God in my life. I didn’t know what that even meant, I just felt it. I ended up at a church with a pastor very similar to this man.. and I wasn’t even a spiritual person back then, but everything inside of me was screaming to get out. Looking back now, without knowing it.. I felt demonic forces at play. God was telling me to get out. Eventually I found my way, and that was only because of my journey — I sat down one night and just started talking to God… not even understanding that I was praying.. From that point on, my life changed so much and I began to see things differently, God revealed things to me, and taught me how to find clarity in all situations,.. I found peace. There is no peace that can be found at Churches like this and with Pastors like this… true peace comes when you just start opening your mouth to speak God’s name and begin talking to him. You don’t need a church to find God.

MJTruthUltra

105,502 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

WILD TAKE: Bill Maher on the Supreme Court Striking Down Parts of the Voting Rights Act: “We’ve heard a lot of talk about a civil war. This is like a step toward that. I saw the map. The picture of the map of what it’s going to look like. There’s going to be no black congress people from the South.” “You think you can cut off the part of the country that has the most African Americans in it, and that map is completely red… and you think people are just going to take that lying down.” Bret Stephens: “What I think you’re actually going to have is you’re going to have black representation, but a lot more of it is going to be Republican.”

WILD TAKE: Bill Maher on the Supreme Court Striking Down Parts of the Voting Rights Act: “We’ve heard a lot of talk about a civil war. This is like a step toward that. I saw the map. The picture of the map of what it’s going to look like. There’s going to be no black congress people from the South.” “You think you can cut off the part of the country that has the most African Americans in it, and that map is completely red… and you think people are just going to take that lying down.” Bret Stephens: “What I think you’re actually going to have is you’re going to have black representation, but a lot more of it is going to be Republican.”

RedWave Press

864,120 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

This is insane!🔥 This is a 720p (2D) video I shot of my kids 15 years ago! I used AI to upscale it, depth-map it, & used the depth map to convert it to 3D SBS, & then converted that to Spatial Video for Apple Vision Pro (MV-HEVC). My son is currently a senior in high school, and my daughter is a sophomore in college. This video has complete spatial depth when viewed in the Apple Vision Pro. Obviously, you can't appreciate that via this post. But it's like I'm there & I can see into this room. Talk about giving you the feels.🥹 This can be done with ANY video. 🤯 I'm working on refining the workflow, as it's a bit cumbersome. I plan to share it, but holy cow! I had to post this.

This is insane!🔥 This is a 720p (2D) video I shot of my kids 15 years ago! I used AI to upscale it, depth-map it, & used the depth map to convert it to 3D SBS, & then converted that to Spatial Video for Apple Vision Pro (MV-HEVC). My son is currently a senior in high school, and my daughter is a sophomore in college. This video has complete spatial depth when viewed in the Apple Vision Pro. Obviously, you can't appreciate that via this post. But it's like I'm there & I can see into this room. Talk about giving you the feels.🥹 This can be done with ANY video. 🤯 I'm working on refining the workflow, as it's a bit cumbersome. I plan to share it, but holy cow! I had to post this.

Blaine Brown

1,468,576 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Security Camera App: DVR Recorded Video Playback Watch this video to see how easy it is to remotely playback recorded video surveillance footage on a Viewtron DVR with the mobile app for iPhone and Android. You can do this at the location of your security camera system using a WIFI connection or remotely over the Internet from anywhere in the world. It's easy to check in on your property using a Viewtron camera system when you are traveling. You can learn more about the Viewtron mobile app here.

Security Camera App: DVR Recorded Video Playback Watch this video to see how easy it is to remotely playback recorded video surveillance footage on a Viewtron DVR with the mobile app for iPhone and Android. You can do this at the location of your security camera system using a WIFI connection or remotely over the Internet from anywhere in the world. It's easy to check in on your property using a Viewtron camera system when you are traveling. You can learn more about the Viewtron mobile app here.

CCTV Camera Pros

30,806 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

⚠️Your phone scans for WiFi networks 24/7 📡 Even when you're not connected. This is what they build from those scans 🧵👇 Let me explain every single piece of this surveillance system so normies can understand what's happening to them right now. THE TARGET DEVICE PROFILE (Top Left) 📱 Device ID: DEV-7A3F9B First Seen: SUN 10:14 AM at CHURCH ⛪ That's YOU. One scan at church Sunday morning and you're permanently in their system. From that SINGLE capture, they mapped: • 36 WiFi networks you passed by 📶 • 7 locations in your daily life 📍 • Your complete daily routine 🔄 • 16 people you're regularly near 👥 All PASSIVELY. You didn't connect to any WiFi. Your phone just scanned. THE NETWORK MAP (Center) 🗺️ Each circle is a place in YOUR life identified by WiFi networks your phone detected: ⛪ CHURCH (purple): CalvaryChapel_Guest 🏠 HOME (dark blue): Smith_Family_5G 🏢 OFFICE (green): TechCorp_Internal 💪 GYM (pink): FitLife_Premium 🛒 GROCERY (green): FreshMart_WiFi ☕ COFFEE SHOP (orange): BlueMug_Public 🏫 KIDS' SCHOOL (pink): OakviewElem_Staff 🏘️ NEIGHBOR (blue): Johnson_Net_2.4G Your phone sees your neighbor's WiFi from your house → They know you live next door to that address 🏠 Your phone sees school WiFi → They know you have kids 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Your phone sees office WiFi 8am-5pm → They know where you work 💼 THE WIFI PROBE LOG (Bottom Left) 📊 This is the raw data your phone is SCREAMING into the void: 📡 PROBE: FitLife_Premium | -70dBm 📡 PROBE: FreshMart_WiFi | -65dBm 📡 PROBE: BlueMug_Public | -73dBm Every network. Every router. Every signal strength. They're building a TIMELINE of everywhere you go with PRECISION ⏱️ Signal strength tells them how CLOSE you are to each spot. THE AI INFERENCE ENGINE (Bottom Right) 🤖 Now AI takes that raw data and starts GUESSING about your life: 🏠 HOME: Smith_Family_5G detected every night = Your address identified 💼 WORK: TechCorp_Internal detected 8AM-5PM = Your employer identified 👨‍👩‍👧 FAMILY: OakviewElem detected = You have school-age kids ☕ ROUTINE: BlueMug_Public every morning = You're a coffee regular 🏘️ NEIGHBOR: Johnson_Net_2.4G = They mapped your neighborhood The AI doesn't just see locations 📍 It builds PATTERN RECOGNITION 🧠 You hit the gym every Monday/Wednesday at 6pm 💪 You grab coffee every weekday at 7:15am ☕ You're at church every Sunday 10am-11:30am ⛪ You shop groceries every Thursday evening 🛒 They know your routine better than your own family💀 THE PART EVERYONE MISSES ⚠️ This WiFi fingerprint thing? IT'S JUST ONE LAYER OF A SEVEN-LAYER SURVEILLANCE CAKE 🎂 📍 Geofence capture (grabbing your device ID at church/events) 📶 WiFi fingerprinting (what you're seeing here) 🔵 Bluetooth proximity logging (tracking who you're near) 📡 Cell tower triangulation (backup tracking when no WiFi) 🛰️ GPS coordinate harvesting (from apps demanding location permission) 📲 Device advertising ID (linking to your web browsing) 🕸️ Social graph mapping (connecting all your relationships) Each layer feeds the others 🔄 The geofence grabbed you at church ⛪ The WiFi mapped your entire life 🗺️ Bluetooth logged everyone you sat near 👥 Cell towers tracked you driving 🚗 GPS confirmed exact coordinates 🎯 Your ad ID linked your web history 💻 The social graph connected your whole network 🕸️ THEY BUILD A COMPLETE FILE ON YOU 📂 Who you are ✅ Where you live ✅ Where you work ✅ What you believe ✅ Who your friends are ✅ What your routines are ✅ What your weaknesses are ✅ All from PASSIVE SCANNING 📡 No warrant ❌ No consent ❌ No notification ❌ THE COMPANIES DOING THIS RIGHT NOW 🏢 This isn't conspiracy theory. Real companies selling this data TODAY: GroundTruth Selling church geofence data 📍⛪ Mobilewalla Profiling every device owner 📱👤 Placer.ai Tracking where you shop 🛒📊 Cuebiq Harvesting location pings 📡🎯 SafeGraph Selling POI visit patterns 🗺️💰 They call it "location intelligence for brands and campaigns" 🎯 Translation: They're selling your life 💰 WHAT YOU CAN DO (BUT IT'S NOT ENOUGH) 🛡️ 📱 iPhone: Settings > Privacy & Security > Location Services > System Services > Networking & Wireless > OFF 🤖 Android: Settings > Location > WiFi scanning > OFF But real talk? You're STILL vulnerable through Bluetooth and cell towers 📡 The only actual defense is leaving your phone at home 🏠 Which they KNOW you won't do 😏 WHY THIS MATTERS FOR POLITICAL TARGETING 🎯 🌍 Foreign governments BUY this data from brokers 🗳️ Political campaigns use it for micro-targeting 🎭 Influence operations identify high-value targets 📺 Propaganda gets personalized to YOUR movement patterns They know you go to church ⛪ They know your routine 🔄 They know your social circle 👥 Now they can hit you with AI-generated content designed SPECIFICALLY for someone with your exact profile 🤖 🔗THE TPUSA/SUPERFEED/AZ GOVERNMENT CONTROL/MAKE HEAVEN (HELL) CROWDED = CONNECTION 🔗 My TPUSA investigation documents Superfeed Technologies selling geofencing to churches and political orgs 📄 This WiFi fingerprinting layer is HOW they build the targeting profiles 🎯 Then they use those profiles for what they call "ministry outreach" ⛪ But it's SURVEILLANCE wrapped in religious language 🙏 Funded by FOREIGN MONEY💰 BOTTOM LINE ⚡ 📱 Your phone is a 24/7 surveillance device 📶 WiFi fingerprint is just ONE targeting layer 🏢 Commercial companies sell your complete life pattern 🌍 Foreign governments buy it 🎯 Political operations weaponize it And 99% of Americans have NO IDEA it's happening 💀 Share this if you think people should know they're being tracked 🔁💥

Danks

94,617 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten