[devane617]

Very interesting stuff in this short video. The kid that does these videos knows the subject pretty well.

[Big Red Badger]

Bathrooms
Doctor
Taco Bell
Bathrooms
Walmart
Dairy Queen
Stupid Cat Videos
Bathrooms
Bed
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Rinse Repeat.
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My Life

[sten]

at some point it will be common to build in a tinfoil liner on all floors, walls, doors, and ceilings. windows would have a transparent aluminium coating.

would all that be enough? unlikely. but it would cause those trying to spy a bit of grief.

[Brian Griffin]

Carnegie Mellon University researchers engineered a WiFi router to work with DensePose to detect humans and their movement behind a wall.

This see-through tech relies on three WiFi transmitters and receivers to map the phase and amplitude of the antennas. Doing so allows it to identify a reflected signal’s distance and direction. That data is then fed into the team’s AI system, which reconstructs a human’s pose and movement in a radar-like image. That capability worked effortlessly even if a wall was present between the subjects and routers.

https://community.element14.com/technologies/sensor-technology/b/blog/posts/researchers-turn-wifi-router-into-a-device-that-sees-through-walls

[NonValueAdded]

♫ I want to live in a Faraday Cage
I could be happy for the rest of my life
In a Faraday Cage ... ♫

[1FreeAmerican]

Read an article somewhere (FR??) that detailed all the devices that produce what I deem as an “electronic aura”.
Everywhere you go all these devices transmit a signal of some type and only a few can be turned off. (You can turn your phone off, for example)
Defense contractors are writing programs that can collate this data and then follow it around.
So even if they don't know who they are following they will eventually find that data in a place where there is a camera that will have a pic of who they have been following.

Flock LPR’s are nothing compared to this.