lol I wish I could just throw my phone into a lava pit! My modern day IT job has me on a digital leash.
Data is and has been the new oil for a very long time. Default and weak passwords are just the tip of the iceberg. If a product and/or service is not designed with security in mind, then it will undoubtedly be hacked. These flock cameras that are popping up all of our cities are accessible to anyone and everyone who is curious enough to try accessing these devices. https://youtu.be/vU1-uiUlHTo
The best thing to do, if you haven't already fallen into the convenience trap, is to use little to no smart devices in your house, car, and on your person. If the device is accessible to the internet, then it has the potential of being compromised. Ring cameras, front door locks, baby monitors, nest devices, Google devices, alexa devices, smart watches, smart TVs, smart whatever, etc. Smart is just a synonym for hackable.
The plan is to put us into a digital prison with the help of these huge datacenters and the use of AI. Project Stargate is Project Prisongate. The less data that you give to these systems, the better. At this point, it seems almost impossible to stop, but it can be with massive non-compliance. Say no to the Real ID, stop letting TSA and other agencies take your pictures, remove the digital internet connected front door lock that you were crazy enough to put their in the first place, and stop feeding these cloud environments all of your data in the form of pictures, videos, and browsing history. Massive non-digital compliance Rosa Parks style! Let's go!
The first and most important one is ditch the REAL ID! I didn't realize that I had it! I went to the DMV (yes, I did!) last week and switched it out for a proper DL. No questions asked! Easy peasy. The only downside was I had to cough up $37.
Second, please, please, Do Not let them take your pic when going through TSA or border control! There are signs as you enter that literally tell you that you can opt out. Be nice to the agent and say you are opting out! Stand away from the camera!
You're on your own with passwords. I change mine all the time.
If you must have Smart/Stupid shite then do not interface with wifi/internet.
My new pick up truck (which I adore because it’s kick ass, run you over if you piss me off) keeps asking me to connect every single morning and I have to click ignore. Pain in my arse.
Get the feck off of Fakebook, IG, X and whatever other BS social media platform you're currently wasting precious time on! It’s literally raising your BP and robbing you of time you could spend walking in nature.
This might be the dumbest question ever asked, but can you actually "undo" Real ID? I got mine unknowingly as well... when we moved to TX and went to get our new licenses, I just thought TX was way more dramatic than CA. We had to order birth certificates with raised seals and get actual, physical SS cards (I hadn't needed to show one of those in ages) and basically show up with thirty-seven forms of ID plus a spleen in a jar. So they literally have all of that info in my file! Do you honestly believe they will erase it or unlink it to me just because my physical card doesn't have the little star? I'm not trying to be snarky, I'm dead serious!!!
This seems like an *excellent* question! When I moved to South Dakota they didn't say anything about getting a "Real ID" driver's license. It was just a royal pain in the arse to satisfy them! Seriously? Who keeps a little piece of paper (physical SS card) for fifty years that you have NEVER needed to have before? (trivia: I recently *found* mine! It's amazing it hasn't disintegrated.)
What is the point of identification? Wasn't a drivers license before "real ID"? It always worked before!
Why does the government need a "file" on me? Can't they just let me live my life in peace? I promise I will be an obedient slave and never fly again.
I think you are correct Jenna, there is no motivation for them to delete your information! This is all about linking info about you all together instead of being in many, many other places.
Good question. I had a TX drivers license before real ID. When real ID happened, I just renewed my license when it was due to expire and the new one was magically a real ID. I didn't actually have to prove I was real.
I’m only on X and block idiots. Since we are the media now it’s one of the only ways to see all sides. Some sides are insane but not all of them.
I have a newish Maverick and while it’s illegal to use your cellphone while driving, it’s perfectly acceptable to have a massive screen right in the middle of the freaking dashboard. No distraction there at all.
Every smart thing in the house has been turned off, including my washing machine. It wanted to connect; I politely declined.
Yes and how about all the patient portals your doctors require for you to sign in and/or get your medical reports etc. Drives me insane. And now CVS has computers at every register and at the pharmacy to sign in so they can tell you you need to get your jabs! So much ugh 😩
Turning their camera technology against them is on a par with their "safe" pagers blowing up in their faces (and hands, and guts) only more lethal. Let's see. . . what other technology in our world can we think of that could turn against us? Hal? Hal, are you there?
When you realize that Amazon products will connect to your neighbor's devices if you try to block internet connectivity to your wifi.
And some smart TV's will have 5G connectivity that bypass your network completely. With microphones, cameras, thermal sensors and sub-audible connectivity with your smart phones. Oh and detection for what you're watching and reporting back what that is.
Stopped reading after the first paragraph to say I HAD COMPLETELY IGNORED THE CAMERAS ON MY HAND HELD DEVICES! I keep a post-it on my computer’s camera (thank you, tin foil hat), but have conveniently disregarded the other cameras in my immediate sphere of influence. Started reading YOU this morning and gasped {remembered there was painters tape on the washing machine (why is there painters tape on the washing machine??) and quickly covered all remaining cameras in the house}. It’s not a perfect solution, but I feel a little bit better.
I’ve always wondered why no one has invented a cover for our forward-facing and back-facing phone cameras. Something simple that slips over the top of your phone so that your cameras are covered or obscured while not in use. Could someone get on that please?
A friend invented such a device but the lenses changed and her cover became obsolete. The trip through mass marketing was a harrowing experience. My computer camera has an optional cover that is constantly engaged but now I need to check my ipad. 😬
Hmm... if you don't hand hold your hand held devices... then the cameras are pointed at the table they are laying on and the ceiling above them... pretty darn boring footage!
1. Overwhelm with undesirable targets. Install more cameras in your house to constantly monitor things no one wants to see: dirty dishes sink cam, what’s in my toilet bowl cam, what’s in my rain gutters cam - you get the gist.
2. Confuse the data harvest with things that don’t make sense. Search for things like what is the mating cycle of a common house fly, then how to get sacrificial chicken blood out of an Amish quilt, then how many different types of popsicle sticks are there.
3. Install one cam watching a photo capture from a hostage film showing a person not moving, tied to a chair in a windowless room, probably dead. Then create email accounts that you never check, then send very leading emails to them with cryptic info like: “The FBI was watching this so we’re switching to protocol C” or “The drop off will not happen as planned, too much surveillance, wait for further orders”.
I've got bigger problems, like trying to launch two white boys into this crazy world and 3 elderly parents/inlaws living nearby (MIL in my basement)...while running a medical practice in the midst of a complete crisis of purpose, doubting my entire education.
hehe... such a timely article given the FCC's latest missive... Too late. Professional network geek here for 30+ years... Most folks are already 100% owned and have no clue they are. Consumer grade networking equipment was never designed to protect you, but to make it easy. How many people on this sub have a real firewall and intrusion detection capability between them and the Internet? Well there ya go! I'm different in that i've done testing to see how long it takes China to completely own and take over Service Provider grade equipment not properly patched. Answer = less than five minutes. Security was an afterthought 20-30 years ago and we'll pay the price for that approach forever.
I remember watching the German film, The Lives of Others (highly recommend BTW), a few years back. It showed life in 1980s East Germany under the Stasi, the East German government's secret police. A portion of the film showed the Stasi risking everything to secretly plant microphones in a playwright's apartment while he and his love interest were away. A Stasi higher-up ordered the surveillance to find dirt on the playwright so the official could take the playwright's girl. He had his agents hide in listening posts in attics and log every whisper, all because the couple obviously would never have accepted such intrusion openly.
Today, we do the opposite.
We gladly welcome microphones and cameras into our homes—smart speakers, video doorbells, and voice assistants— and pay for the privilege. We speak freely in their presence, forgetting (or just not caring?) that we are feeding our conversations, habits, comings and goings, and secrets into nebulous electronic “clouds” that are routinely hacked and compromised.
What the Stasi had to steal in darkness and fear, we now surrender willingly for convenience. Or is it safety? I forget which.
The walls have not been breached. We have removed them ourselves.
I don't have a camera monitor of any kind in the house or at the front door. I'm paranoid about a TV remote that has a microphone. I was, many years ago, paranoid about the baby monitor! I also have a faraday bag for the cell phone and I'm using it more and more and more. (woe be to the intruder who breaks into my house too) Starting to think the reason the left likes drag queens is because the cameras can't recognize them through all of the makeup.
Thanks for the info. I didn't think about the pinging/snooping aspect. I was thinking of an EMP and have always assumed if an EMP hits, there will be no cell service so a cell phone would be useless.
Ok question about faraday bags -- I've seen videos on how to make them and what to put in them. But in a grid-down situation, what good is your phone and other electrical devices? There would be no cell service or electricity. This has always baffled me.
My faraday bag is made for the cell phone. If the cell towers are down *and* the Wi-Fi is out, then your phone is most likely of little use. I have seen situations where the power is out, but the phone still communicates with a nearby cell tower. The faraday bag is more about privacy, and stopping your phone from "pinging" the cell towers. Even in airplane mode your phone is capable of tracking where you are and eventually letting Uncle Sam know.
My IT son warned me a long time ago so I'm pretty good about securing what I have and I don't have ring cameras or anything like that and I cover the cameras on all my devices. So I answered
"bigger problems". But a yurt sounds kinda nice as long as I can take my art supplies with me.
If your "ring camera" is always facing outward (and you rarely ever go out that door yourself) does it actually pose any kind of a security threat (other than to your neighbors)?
We have a ring camera on our front door, a door we never use (unless someone is coming to the house - but us personally? No. We go out through the garage). I like seeing packages get delivered when we're not home.
Exactly! I have security cameras covering the front of my house (which I essentially never use). They are very handy for monitoring when packages are delivered. Not only when you are not home, but also when you are at home. A porch pirate would have to be very, very fast to grab a package before I do.
My understanding is that a “software feature” takes screen shots of your screen surreptitiously to monitor your interests. How do we stop THIS invasion of privacy?
First suggestion: don't install a "toilet cam" just for giggles.
Having been in cybersecurity for the past 30 years (first person to introduce anti-virus software to Honeywell's corporate HQ back in the mid 1990s), I'd hope I'm not the "easiest target on the block".
The Iran war angle is a new one. Major nations, armed with massive data centers and software that can search this information easily and rapidly is SciFi / spy movie material finally come to life. We can attend to our personal situation, but I doubt we have much influence on convincing Target to update their software and change their default passwords on all their cameras.
The Israeli's are probably the best in the world in this space. Everyone assumes China is, but I think the Israeli's can run circles around them. The list of their cyber accomplishments is pretty long and impressive.
Yes, Israel has a strong reputation for this! China gets a lot of "air time" but it really only takes a few really talented people for any nation or bad actor to get up to mischief.
For passwords, a password vault or manager like Bitwarden is a cheap way to go. Use no things like Alexa or other digital systems. They are all collecting data even if you turn them off. There are no true off switches. Perhaps if you unplug them from power but they still might have internal power sources. None can be trusted.
Stop using services like google, microsoft or apple. All of these are prime snoopers and data collectors and resellers (despite the lies they tell us otherwise). Quit using social media, especially facebook or meta...the granddaddy of spying machines...on a par with google. Not even your bathroom privacy is safe anymore.
Until you take at least these steps, your life is an open book to anyone seeking to open it. That should scare the be-jabbers out of you. And be assured that government, using Palantir is store-housing every bit of data they can get on every person in the country. Data centers sprouting up like weeds suggest anything to you?...filled with A/i retards and snoops.
lol I wish I could just throw my phone into a lava pit! My modern day IT job has me on a digital leash.
Data is and has been the new oil for a very long time. Default and weak passwords are just the tip of the iceberg. If a product and/or service is not designed with security in mind, then it will undoubtedly be hacked. These flock cameras that are popping up all of our cities are accessible to anyone and everyone who is curious enough to try accessing these devices. https://youtu.be/vU1-uiUlHTo
The best thing to do, if you haven't already fallen into the convenience trap, is to use little to no smart devices in your house, car, and on your person. If the device is accessible to the internet, then it has the potential of being compromised. Ring cameras, front door locks, baby monitors, nest devices, Google devices, alexa devices, smart watches, smart TVs, smart whatever, etc. Smart is just a synonym for hackable.
The plan is to put us into a digital prison with the help of these huge datacenters and the use of AI. Project Stargate is Project Prisongate. The less data that you give to these systems, the better. At this point, it seems almost impossible to stop, but it can be with massive non-compliance. Say no to the Real ID, stop letting TSA and other agencies take your pictures, remove the digital internet connected front door lock that you were crazy enough to put their in the first place, and stop feeding these cloud environments all of your data in the form of pictures, videos, and browsing history. Massive non-digital compliance Rosa Parks style! Let's go!
The first and most important one is ditch the REAL ID! I didn't realize that I had it! I went to the DMV (yes, I did!) last week and switched it out for a proper DL. No questions asked! Easy peasy. The only downside was I had to cough up $37.
Second, please, please, Do Not let them take your pic when going through TSA or border control! There are signs as you enter that literally tell you that you can opt out. Be nice to the agent and say you are opting out! Stand away from the camera!
You're on your own with passwords. I change mine all the time.
If you must have Smart/Stupid shite then do not interface with wifi/internet.
My new pick up truck (which I adore because it’s kick ass, run you over if you piss me off) keeps asking me to connect every single morning and I have to click ignore. Pain in my arse.
Get the feck off of Fakebook, IG, X and whatever other BS social media platform you're currently wasting precious time on! It’s literally raising your BP and robbing you of time you could spend walking in nature.
Call me crazy, but it will change your life!
This might be the dumbest question ever asked, but can you actually "undo" Real ID? I got mine unknowingly as well... when we moved to TX and went to get our new licenses, I just thought TX was way more dramatic than CA. We had to order birth certificates with raised seals and get actual, physical SS cards (I hadn't needed to show one of those in ages) and basically show up with thirty-seven forms of ID plus a spleen in a jar. So they literally have all of that info in my file! Do you honestly believe they will erase it or unlink it to me just because my physical card doesn't have the little star? I'm not trying to be snarky, I'm dead serious!!!
This seems like an *excellent* question! When I moved to South Dakota they didn't say anything about getting a "Real ID" driver's license. It was just a royal pain in the arse to satisfy them! Seriously? Who keeps a little piece of paper (physical SS card) for fifty years that you have NEVER needed to have before? (trivia: I recently *found* mine! It's amazing it hasn't disintegrated.)
What is the point of identification? Wasn't a drivers license before "real ID"? It always worked before!
Why does the government need a "file" on me? Can't they just let me live my life in peace? I promise I will be an obedient slave and never fly again.
I think you are correct Jenna, there is no motivation for them to delete your information! This is all about linking info about you all together instead of being in many, many other places.
Good question. I had a TX drivers license before real ID. When real ID happened, I just renewed my license when it was due to expire and the new one was magically a real ID. I didn't actually have to prove I was real.
I’m only on X and block idiots. Since we are the media now it’s one of the only ways to see all sides. Some sides are insane but not all of them.
I have a newish Maverick and while it’s illegal to use your cellphone while driving, it’s perfectly acceptable to have a massive screen right in the middle of the freaking dashboard. No distraction there at all.
Every smart thing in the house has been turned off, including my washing machine. It wanted to connect; I politely declined.
Yes and how about all the patient portals your doctors require for you to sign in and/or get your medical reports etc. Drives me insane. And now CVS has computers at every register and at the pharmacy to sign in so they can tell you you need to get your jabs! So much ugh 😩
Are you serious? CVS is tracking your jabs? I haven't been in a CVS in years.
Yes, "smart" is a synonym for hackable!
And the cloud is "someone else's computer".
Yes, I don't put anything on the cloud. They call it the cloud as if it is some heavenly place.
I had a hard time finding a dumb dishwasher. Why would anyone want a dishwasher connected to wifi?
Turning their camera technology against them is on a par with their "safe" pagers blowing up in their faces (and hands, and guts) only more lethal. Let's see. . . what other technology in our world can we think of that could turn against us? Hal? Hal, are you there?
When you realize that Amazon products will connect to your neighbor's devices if you try to block internet connectivity to your wifi.
And some smart TV's will have 5G connectivity that bypass your network completely. With microphones, cameras, thermal sensors and sub-audible connectivity with your smart phones. Oh and detection for what you're watching and reporting back what that is.
Your highlighted links are like little surprise presents on Christmas morning…just never know where you’re taking us!
LingOL! I always wonder if anyone ever clicks on any of them... ;)
Rule number 47 of security: don't click on mysterious links. 😇
Stopped reading after the first paragraph to say I HAD COMPLETELY IGNORED THE CAMERAS ON MY HAND HELD DEVICES! I keep a post-it on my computer’s camera (thank you, tin foil hat), but have conveniently disregarded the other cameras in my immediate sphere of influence. Started reading YOU this morning and gasped {remembered there was painters tape on the washing machine (why is there painters tape on the washing machine??) and quickly covered all remaining cameras in the house}. It’s not a perfect solution, but I feel a little bit better.
Thank you, dear Jenna🙏🙏.
I’ve always wondered why no one has invented a cover for our forward-facing and back-facing phone cameras. Something simple that slips over the top of your phone so that your cameras are covered or obscured while not in use. Could someone get on that please?
A friend invented such a device but the lenses changed and her cover became obsolete. The trip through mass marketing was a harrowing experience. My computer camera has an optional cover that is constantly engaged but now I need to check my ipad. 😬
Electrical tape is great for this. Black and discrete and comes off cleanly when you want to use the camera.
Hmm... if you don't hand hold your hand held devices... then the cameras are pointed at the table they are laying on and the ceiling above them... pretty darn boring footage!
Depends on where they’re laying lol
This is why you don't put a mirror over your bed and lay your phone on a bedside table! 😇
🤭
Several approaches:
1. Overwhelm with undesirable targets. Install more cameras in your house to constantly monitor things no one wants to see: dirty dishes sink cam, what’s in my toilet bowl cam, what’s in my rain gutters cam - you get the gist.
2. Confuse the data harvest with things that don’t make sense. Search for things like what is the mating cycle of a common house fly, then how to get sacrificial chicken blood out of an Amish quilt, then how many different types of popsicle sticks are there.
3. Install one cam watching a photo capture from a hostage film showing a person not moving, tied to a chair in a windowless room, probably dead. Then create email accounts that you never check, then send very leading emails to them with cryptic info like: “The FBI was watching this so we’re switching to protocol C” or “The drop off will not happen as planned, too much surveillance, wait for further orders”.
Bahahahaha I am SO on board with this!!!
Yes! Excellent advice. Maybe a kitty litter box cam? I can come up with a few winners.
Oh I’m loving that! TootsieRoll cam!
Hahaha … why stress , it’s too late ….. kinda like the Cheeto as the door lock. Don’t care ,🌞🌞🌞. We have your humor Ms . Jenna ! Bravo 🙌🏼💥💥
I've got bigger problems, like trying to launch two white boys into this crazy world and 3 elderly parents/inlaws living nearby (MIL in my basement)...while running a medical practice in the midst of a complete crisis of purpose, doubting my entire education.
God bless you…❤️
Hugs.
hehe... such a timely article given the FCC's latest missive... Too late. Professional network geek here for 30+ years... Most folks are already 100% owned and have no clue they are. Consumer grade networking equipment was never designed to protect you, but to make it easy. How many people on this sub have a real firewall and intrusion detection capability between them and the Internet? Well there ya go! I'm different in that i've done testing to see how long it takes China to completely own and take over Service Provider grade equipment not properly patched. Answer = less than five minutes. Security was an afterthought 20-30 years ago and we'll pay the price for that approach forever.
{laugh} Yes, there is a reason I have a $1,000 router not some cheap piece of junk from the local electronics store.
I remember watching the German film, The Lives of Others (highly recommend BTW), a few years back. It showed life in 1980s East Germany under the Stasi, the East German government's secret police. A portion of the film showed the Stasi risking everything to secretly plant microphones in a playwright's apartment while he and his love interest were away. A Stasi higher-up ordered the surveillance to find dirt on the playwright so the official could take the playwright's girl. He had his agents hide in listening posts in attics and log every whisper, all because the couple obviously would never have accepted such intrusion openly.
Today, we do the opposite.
We gladly welcome microphones and cameras into our homes—smart speakers, video doorbells, and voice assistants— and pay for the privilege. We speak freely in their presence, forgetting (or just not caring?) that we are feeding our conversations, habits, comings and goings, and secrets into nebulous electronic “clouds” that are routinely hacked and compromised.
What the Stasi had to steal in darkness and fear, we now surrender willingly for convenience. Or is it safety? I forget which.
The walls have not been breached. We have removed them ourselves.
"Replace that password you’ve used 2,386 times since 2004 with something that’s not your dog’s name or your date of birth"
Um.... Is my dogs name AND my date of birth ok? Asking for a friend.
What is your dog's name? Is your date of birth 1/1/11 ? {laugh}
It definitely depends on the information and how it is combined. "longer is better" when it comes to passwords.
I do toss random capital letters and some symbols in there. And I rotate my kids birthdays in too. And my dog isn't named Rover. :D
Length is more important than "complexity". Hmm... that's one way to remember your kid's birthdays! {smile}
Don't order a yurt from Amazon, they put trackers in them. Don't search Youtube for how to build a yurt. Find an actual Mongolian.
LOL!!!~
I don't have a camera monitor of any kind in the house or at the front door. I'm paranoid about a TV remote that has a microphone. I was, many years ago, paranoid about the baby monitor! I also have a faraday bag for the cell phone and I'm using it more and more and more. (woe be to the intruder who breaks into my house too) Starting to think the reason the left likes drag queens is because the cameras can't recognize them through all of the makeup.
Thanks for the info. I didn't think about the pinging/snooping aspect. I was thinking of an EMP and have always assumed if an EMP hits, there will be no cell service so a cell phone would be useless.
Ok question about faraday bags -- I've seen videos on how to make them and what to put in them. But in a grid-down situation, what good is your phone and other electrical devices? There would be no cell service or electricity. This has always baffled me.
My faraday bag is made for the cell phone. If the cell towers are down *and* the Wi-Fi is out, then your phone is most likely of little use. I have seen situations where the power is out, but the phone still communicates with a nearby cell tower. The faraday bag is more about privacy, and stopping your phone from "pinging" the cell towers. Even in airplane mode your phone is capable of tracking where you are and eventually letting Uncle Sam know.
Faraday bags have two purposes:
1) Protect your device from an EMP (natural or man-made)
2) Protect your device from snooping / spying
I love my faraday bags! My phone always travels in it's faraday bag.
Have you heard of the Up Phone? I have considered switching, but then I develop anxiety about all of my photos on my iCloud & where to store them.
My IT son warned me a long time ago so I'm pretty good about securing what I have and I don't have ring cameras or anything like that and I cover the cameras on all my devices. So I answered
"bigger problems". But a yurt sounds kinda nice as long as I can take my art supplies with me.
If your "ring camera" is always facing outward (and you rarely ever go out that door yourself) does it actually pose any kind of a security threat (other than to your neighbors)?
We have a ring camera on our front door, a door we never use (unless someone is coming to the house - but us personally? No. We go out through the garage). I like seeing packages get delivered when we're not home.
Exactly! I have security cameras covering the front of my house (which I essentially never use). They are very handy for monitoring when packages are delivered. Not only when you are not home, but also when you are at home. A porch pirate would have to be very, very fast to grab a package before I do.
Other than the fact that a yurt's walls are round which prevents convenient furniture arrangement, a yurt in the woods sounds nice.
My understanding is that a “software feature” takes screen shots of your screen surreptitiously to monitor your interests. How do we stop THIS invasion of privacy?
I've heard something similar, like your phone is taking screenshots every 8 seconds or something? IDK if true and no idea how to stop it!!!
First suggestion: don't install a "toilet cam" just for giggles.
Having been in cybersecurity for the past 30 years (first person to introduce anti-virus software to Honeywell's corporate HQ back in the mid 1990s), I'd hope I'm not the "easiest target on the block".
The Iran war angle is a new one. Major nations, armed with massive data centers and software that can search this information easily and rapidly is SciFi / spy movie material finally come to life. We can attend to our personal situation, but I doubt we have much influence on convincing Target to update their software and change their default passwords on all their cameras.
The Israeli's are probably the best in the world in this space. Everyone assumes China is, but I think the Israeli's can run circles around them. The list of their cyber accomplishments is pretty long and impressive.
Yes, Israel has a strong reputation for this! China gets a lot of "air time" but it really only takes a few really talented people for any nation or bad actor to get up to mischief.
For passwords, a password vault or manager like Bitwarden is a cheap way to go. Use no things like Alexa or other digital systems. They are all collecting data even if you turn them off. There are no true off switches. Perhaps if you unplug them from power but they still might have internal power sources. None can be trusted.
Stop using services like google, microsoft or apple. All of these are prime snoopers and data collectors and resellers (despite the lies they tell us otherwise). Quit using social media, especially facebook or meta...the granddaddy of spying machines...on a par with google. Not even your bathroom privacy is safe anymore.
Until you take at least these steps, your life is an open book to anyone seeking to open it. That should scare the be-jabbers out of you. And be assured that government, using Palantir is store-housing every bit of data they can get on every person in the country. Data centers sprouting up like weeds suggest anything to you?...filled with A/i retards and snoops.
Uh oh! Maybe we should unsubscribe from Jenna's substack! We are a treasure trove of "who doesn't trust the system".
I’m on too many tin foil hats lists to count at this point. C’est la vie!
Yes, I suspect we are!