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Why I don't use wi-fi? Hardwire your home, phone, computer, and devices with ethernet cords. Also, turn off bluetooth. Same spectrums... 1970s US navy 5,000+ studies on the dangers of non ionizing radiation: 📕Full PDF:

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W.R. Schock, QBD1 year ago

This is my field of expertise, engineering quantum healing devices. Use ethernet cords, never place your phone to your ear, never carry your phone against your body if it is on. This is serious business, don't mistake it as benign. "They can't be sued."

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SecBriefs | Making Cybersecurity Simple1 year ago

🚨A cyber breach at 40,000 feet isn’t just an IT issue. 🛑Millions trust the skies every day. Only our top cybersecurity experts can keep them safe. ✈️ Cybersecurity matters. Learn about it. Demand it. "Cybersecurity Dictionary for Everyone" on Amazon:

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Rayme Treudeau©1 year ago

I saw a microscopic slide of what was in a Cv19 Vial for the vax. There were nanoprobes all in the thing moving all over the place. It's all freaking connected. People have no idea what's being done to them. None whatsoever.

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Bluesky1011 year ago

@1Jn4_1 What is the range of wi-fi? In today’s world everyone has it. So if I disconnect what are the chances of neighbors 50-100 ft away reaching me anyway? Does it dissipate per ft or just drop completely?

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Judith Smith1 year ago

Wi-Fi routers should be mounted OUTSIDE the home in a waterproof case! My 2 story setup cannot use the adapter you reference so I’m forced to use a large Wi-Fi wire emf shield with no clue that it’s working unless I buy an expensive detector!

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Jason1 year ago

Your face is red

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Victor Manuel Rivera1 year ago

@ezdubs_bot English spanish

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Auz1 year ago

I've got wifi, but I've got it so I can flip a switch and kill it.

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X-COMMIE-UNICORN-EAT-IT1 year ago

🧐⁉️

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Aurora Pathways1 year ago

Hi, do you do then turn on wi fi, share your service to Humanity, then spend the day with it turned off? Thank you

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Jason1 year ago

God bless you

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