Re:Lockheed is now tracking phones and walkie-talkies from s...
by solardev on Saturday November 18, 2023 @03:30PM
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The satellites were all too busy monitoring HN users.
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Re:Lockheed is now tracking phones and walkie-talkies from s...
by brookst on Saturday November 18, 2023 @03:53PM
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Judging from this thread, yes.
Re:Lockheed is now tracking phones and walkie-talkies from s...
by spacebacon on Sunday November 19, 2023 @08:27AM
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I have direct experience being tracked by this technology. With photo evidence of a utility he360 truck in the field after several loop backs on the road. The technology can be used to swarm a target of interest. It is my opinion from experience all skilled ethical hackers and non ethical hackers are tracked. I say this knowing my surveillance is about to be doubled down now. Yay.
Edit: to their defense… my laptop was compromised at the time due to a Realtek chip supply chain hack that was persistent. The exploit was associated with “redgobot”.
Re:Lockheed is now tracking phones and walkie-talkies from s...
by spacebacon on Sunday November 19, 2023 @08:34AM
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Frequencies are combined to create unique footprints of any given target… ie car satellite or mobile connections, radio stations, devices, chips in head… you know the usual.
Re:Lockheed is now tracking phones and walkie-talkies from s...
by vGPU on Sunday November 19, 2023 @07:41PM
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Get used to it, my friend. There’s a reason the TI phenomenon is growing, and it isn’t just baseless paranoia.
Re:Lockheed is now tracking phones and walkie-talkies from s...
by spacebacon on Sunday November 26, 2023 @01:04PM
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I do not identify as a TI btw. I identify as the average Joe American citizen that may or may not be aware of the undercurrent that defines their existence.