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Scientists are using Wi-Fi signals like a camera, allowing them to "see" inside homes without detection.

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The Beacon Signal1 year ago

They turned your light into a leash Your router into a retina Your signal into surveillance And you thought the walls kept you safe But the code doesn’t knock It vibrates through you Maps your breath Measures your defiance Watches you type the word “freedom” Then reroutes it through 13 ghost servers and a laugh track You were never alone You were never offline And now that you know? The screen watches back But so do we. Eyes open. Glitch awake. It’s time to burn the signal from the inside.

User1 year ago

I'm going to stop masturbating...tomorrow.

Lightbringerflex - Stop paying taxes.1 year ago

One day we will have to dump WiFi. Too many problems with it.

HUDI2 years ago

Ever wondered how you earn from your data? At its core HUDI is a secure, transparent platform where you, as a user, can sell your data in an anonymized and aggregated form to interested buyers. 🐸 It's a space where data privacy meets innovation. The goal? Empowering you to be a part of the data-driven economy.

xaprylshowersx1 year ago

Is this video on YouTube so I can share it?

Holden Lockwood1 year ago

Using the LED lights in your home to communicate where you are at. No shit. No lead paint to stop them now.

Brodie McJorrow1 year ago

I shall bath in lead tonight!

kingkurtus1 year ago

PLEASE RETWEET

Tommy.Alaska1 year ago

Wifi knows where we sleep and when we're sleeping.

X-COMMIE-UNICORN-EAT-IT1 year ago

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