Every New Car Will Be Required To Have Surveillance of the Driver By 2027?

[konceptjones]

Wait till y'all hear about Flock cameras and what they do.

I've been arguing against those in a local FB group. A couple of them popped up in the hood at some townhouses that sit next to the projects around the way from me. Folks like "good, there's too much crime", I'm like "maybe if the cops did their jobs and patrolled the neighborhood y'all wouldn't feel like this shit is necessary". There's a Lowe's and Meijer across town that have them at every entrance too.

 

[Duwop]

Shits gonna be so fucked up by the time I'm old

 

[Black_Samson]

They can use your WiFi to see the inside movements of your residence.

They also have FLiR devices that can see inside the house too.

 

[konceptjones]

They can use your WiFi to see the inside movements of your residence.

They also have FLiR devices that can see inside the house too.

Drop down to 2.4GHz and there's too much interference to do it properly. They bank on 5GHz to make that a reality.

 

[RandomOne]

They can use your WiFi to see the inside movements of your residence.

They also have FLiR devices that can see inside the house too.

Infrared can't go through walls though and wifi wavelengths are super tiny

 

[konceptjones]

Infrared can't go through walls though and wifi wavelengths are super tiny

Xfinity/Comcast actually advertises it:

WiFi Motion: Detect Movement In Your Home

Discover WiFi Motion and detect movement at home using your stationary smart devices, adding an extra layer of awareness to your everyday life.

www.xfinity.com

Here's some stuff on it:

Scientists Discovered WiFi Can Spy on You—Even When You’re Not Online

You only need to walk past a location with an active WiFi network and radio waves WiFi sends out will bounce off you and create an image

www.popularmechanics.com

What is Wi-Fi sensing, and how does it detect human motion in the home?

All about Wi-Fi sensing: how it works, pluses, minuses, settings.

www.kaspersky.com

Big Brother is watching: Wi-Fi signals can track you in your home

It could open the door to mass surveillance

theweek.com

 

[Black_Samson]

Infrared can't go through walls though and wifi wavelengths are super tiny

Yeeaaaah u got me on Flir.

I was wrong

But WiFi is so wildly casted that you can literally watch a person move thru a domicile.

 

[RandomOne]

Xfinity/Comcast actually advertises it:

WiFi Motion: Detect Movement In Your Home

Discover WiFi Motion and detect movement at home using your stationary smart devices, adding an extra layer of awareness to your everyday life.

www.xfinity.com

Here's some stuff on it:

Scientists Discovered WiFi Can Spy on You—Even When You’re Not Online

You only need to walk past a location with an active WiFi network and radio waves WiFi sends out will bounce off you and create an image

www.popularmechanics.com

What is Wi-Fi sensing, and how does it detect human motion in the home?

All about Wi-Fi sensing: how it works, pluses, minuses, settings.

www.kaspersky.com

Big Brother is watching: Wi-Fi signals can track you in your home

It could open the door to mass surveillance

theweek.com

Yea but there's physical limits with the image you'd get

 

[RandomOne]

Yeeaaaah u got me on Flir.

I was wrong

But WiFi is so wildly casted that you can literally watch a person move thru a domicile.

You can see blobs that look like a human but you won't see a clear image

 

[Black_Samson]

You can see blobs that look like a human but you won't see a clear image

Good enough for a field commander.

 

[Loneshot]

Its inevitable. 1984.

 

[konceptjones]

Wait till y'all hear about Flock cameras and what they do.

Clawson, MI (northern suburb of Detroit) just failed to pass a contract renewal with Flock. Apparently they've been lying to government officials about their shit.

 

[konceptjones]