Damn, I'm far too trusting.

​@@OMorningStar you are. Got to think we put them in enough power to do this.

I think Edward Snowdon told us this and we were just like, damn Russia must be cold

@@alecthenice8115 It was before him... they had drones in hacker circles that do these same things as a stingray. Back then wired reported you or a hacker could potentially diy one for about 4 to 5 thousand in parts and drone. And then it would basically capture anything between you and a big tower, and then mitm resend as if you were an extender to the tower,essentially... very old and used still to this day depending on your area laws. my local county boys have it, so i know.

Best comment ever

Every government that has the ability does spy on its citizens. After all, citizens are the enemy.

I think the word you are looking for is naive

Lol yeah, not a matter of if, just how often and at what scale.

Whoever thinks that other governments aren’t also spying is naive as well… and whoever thinks that private companies and interest groups aren’t also spying….. naive.

literally nobody says this

Yeh tbh we will never win that war 😂

@@lain9719 yep

I’m looking forward to job security

"Trust me bro. I'm a expert." Sure you are. Sure. :D

@@bunnyfoofoo8393 false. The USA is aligned with Israel. Israel basically ruined Iran's nuclear program with viruses. The USA is on top of the cyber warfare as long as they are continued to ally with Israel. The USA basically gave Israel all of their technology!!! The problem is that Israel does not defend USA as much as USA defends Israel!!! This should be a mutual relationship but it actually is not where we are spending billions for their defense.....

Yes nigga

"dry land is not a myth, i've seen it..!"

Cry harder mate

​@@koghs You'll be pissing your pants if you knew what real privacy invasion is.

"But I have nothing to hide"

Thats what the 2nd amendment is for. Wait till the economy crashes and they try to digitize currency. 🔪✡️

One of the worst bills to ever past in the history of all of America

​@@koolkiller35 I'm not even American, but I agree because that piece of shit bill allows my country to spy on me too.

That's because tracking their citizens are their rights and they won't share them with other governments lmao

@@-w-. Always seems weird with the US, and the Four other of the Five Eyes nations, they love presenting this illusion of freedom or the sovereignty of the individual as though it even still existed. For 50 years we've been dressed down to the point of holding fig leaves and sprinting away in terror

Projecting lol

bruh how low is peoples iq, better ur own government spying than the chinese dictatorship government .

Sorry but this is too untrue to be funny. The Huawei ban had nothing to do with tracking, as there was never any evidence it was an issue. Even if they were banned for tracking, it’s not “funny” that in a world where every government spies on every other government, all governments try to prevent spying…

Thanks Carl :) Maybe one day...

Yup, they’re long known about, but the illegal use of them only came out recently

@@Seytonic how about usage outside govt. agencies like criminals? are they sold or criminals wanting/requesting this on some black markets or dark web?

​@@Seytonic obviously I commented before finishing

@@Seytonic yeahhhhh..... But we all kinda knew tho 😅

@@Seytonic " but the illegal use of them only came out recently" no, it came out over a decade ago.

Hate to break it to you, but they've been breaking that law since 9/11 happened.

@@EmilyS-gk3st I am aware that would be in the form of the Patriot Act

Yeah, often they force you to use it to get the deals

I use the apps because they're convenient, but I tend to use Google Pay with them.

@@zachb1706 Damn. I don't know this stuff. I don't really eat out that often. When I do, I just drive to a place and get something.

they get discounts and random food (basically if the store is going to toss them out , lol)

If you use them can gain points that can you exchange for food.

This would be more like the NSA launching its own Starlinks and keeping the data for themselves. Routers can literally see everything you do, or at least who you're visiting over SSL.

@@tripplefives1402 and they can get those several ways correct? Client side scanning being one of the more recent ones from my understanding ,

The new E. Germany.

Same goes for NTTA tollways.

It's just to use the app.. you can order through it and get rewards to get free food. Its today's way of coupons lol

You get points that give you free food, and other just like random rewards. Similar to any other food chain’s app.

gotta work smart, that obesity doesn't maintain itself you know....

To be exact, most useless thing in the world after Jo3 Biden.

CFA has a cult following for a reason. Similar reason why some people love public so much.

If there are 20 workers then you probably don’t know what they’re doing. It takes 1-3 to change an antenna, you should see one on the tower, maybe a spotter or assistant, and a crane with or without a dedicated operator.

@@TheOfficialOriginalChadi ment to say antenas..more then 20. My bad.

There is a list, it's been documented for years. In the states, there is a map (it might be all area now) and you can find out if your local counties and state police (or both) have it based on the interactive map.. i believe it was on privacybadger or something like that (my local area police is allowed and is on the purchaser list as shown by the foia list in the states 🤐 )

Cell phones use horribly insecure Hub transmission technology that sends every packet to every phone, and your phone spends most of its battery throwing away other phones packets.

@@StephenGillie dam! For what it's worth, of my small understanding, this would be because or related to how every phone is programmed and the the frequency used transmitting and as u said, throwing away data, which in all reality makes even more sense if I'm on the same page or right track. I can attest to I most likely have been stingrayed, while on the interstate, definitely not by uniformed cowboys, and why they made it so obvious was a very simple mistake on their part, maybe I at least try to pay attention to my surroundings at all times, nevertheless. Learning this shit is very interesting, time consuming discerning facts, and well worth the piece of mind if the facts are concrete. I would love to learn more if you have any more gems to drop sir, respectfully

@@tripplefives1402 wassup man, appreciate your reply, so if it wasn't stingray or something software similar what could the passenger have been doing trying to stay bent over with a laptop, following the car I was in, thinking I was in the front or driving , when I was actually looking at them thru the small back seat window, I could tell they was looking in the front seat , they would pass , then fall back behind, but as that was happening , I had 3 phones all signals cut out, so I powered all of em off and didn't turn but one back on just to write down a few contacts, but yes I think isp are one of the biggest players no one ever talks about when it comes to all this, I have never dealt with some of the most ridiculously obvious denial of services , been sim swapped , bank accounts hit, and I either can't find any information on how to stop it, or whatever I do try doesn't work, and quite frankly, I have had it up to my dam neck with the normie advice , don't do xyz and do this blah blah blah , I don't watch corn , I don't even understand why any help can even be found , without having to go talk with law enforcement , I mean they are either ill informed or don't even know their selves , so it's pointless and I don't gotta put my safety in someone else hands that def don't care about anybody else , not all but most, also can the isp just flat out block your communications say , on Facebook or ig by intercepting the messages and not letting them thru , then making it look as if both parties blocked each other ? I mean at this point I guess it's duh but what the hell do they gain by doing that ?

@@tripplefives1402 and I mean blocking messages going thru between me and certain women, and they didn't block me, they end up thinking I blocked them , and there wouldn't even be a reason why they would block me either,

Roll your own? I doubt it…I can’t imagine how you could expect to communicate with the carrier backbone over the internet without authorized hardware.

​@@TheOfficialOriginalChad You buy the "authorized hardware" from the store since they already make it commercially available for locations with no coverage.

You are not the same as the govermemt. Idea is that society can control goverment and what it does. And next idea is that people can not control other people.

Glad you like them!

You have no idea what the use of Captcha is for do you....

@@cvxcfv er yeah, hence the comment.

Dude I love that. We're striking back!. It's pivotal that we take privacy of radio, all wireless, sensors & biometrics seriously. The good old days privacy of web, software & ip networks alone are over.

Makes no sense though. Steve Irwin was killed by a stingray to the heart. Not like he was the bane of stingrays or anything. It would suggest that the Crocodile Hunter would get screwed by the stingray, not the other way around.

Well dam 😂 I posted almost the same shit u said awhile back

who is to say that other governments don't have these devices on their hands as well?

@@mranderson2048 they might, but they’re also statistically less likely to murder them or their family during a traffic stop. So yes, they’re thanking God they don’t live in America.

@@mranderson2048 i dont think that bosnia might have one

They've recently been found out doing that as well, however that's primarily used for location data rather than messages/calls. Also without the required warrants and court orders of course, because the feds have impunity from the law right? It's disgusting

Why would they save the cc details on an ipad if i may ask?

@@kcnl2522 From what I could gather, the employees weren't trained on how their to go system works because it keeps user info for future orders and they probably thought they were saving it to the backend, not locally.

@@rickythegreat1 always thought that saving user info is unethical, whatever the reasons. Thanks for the details

@@kcnl2522 as long as the user is fully informed on what's being collected, the data not used outside of ititial collection purposes, and secured properly. I don't see an issue.

exactly, and it wasn't even a secret before then.

fox made this phrase so cringey

😂😂

No. If your little brain could have remembered the video you watched 5 seconds before you asked that question, it would remember that it was about the ILLEGAL use of them, not their existence.

@@TheOfficialOriginalChad Read the title. 🤦‍♂️

I believe that's another name for them.

@@Seytonic OK, thanks.

because man in the middle attack doesnt work on ecrypted internet traffic the https.

Call and text data is not encrypted. But if they installed a RAT on your device, the encrypted web data isn't going to help you. Remember Pegasus? Yeah, the CIA was already doing something like that before Pegasus was even a thing, they had a zero day exploit that could allow them to remotely install the virus onto your phone via connecting to their stingrays. That specific exploit was patched after wikileaks, well, leaked it of course. But it would be foolish to think that makes you safe.

But the chicken egg and sausage sandwich at Chick Fil A is so good!

time to smash my android phone, so no law enforcement agency or intelligence agency can access the contents of my phone. i need to start smashing my hard drive so the content on the hard drive can never see the light of day by anyone else. maybe you should watch the Installing GrapheneOS the Easy Way video from my favorite linux youtuber.