Thanks to your WLAN, you can now be seen anywhere within your own four walls at home.
How is that possible?
And is that what you want?
Wi-Fi routers and all your smart devices, including your smart meter, create
a dense EMF radiation network in your home.
A scanner outside your home can detect all your objects, people in the house,
etc. due to this radiation network, despite the walls in between.
A team from Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Waterloo built the
device using an off-the-shelf drone and $20 worth of readily available hardware.
Technocrats invent without conscience, ethics or morals.
How does it work?
WLAN uses electromagnetic waves in the 2.4 and 5 GHz range.
It is the same as the light you see, except that it can penetrate walls due
to its much longer wavelength.
Like light and echolocation, these waves are reflected by different surfaces
and can be used to create an image if reconstructed correctly.
The development of this technology dates back to at least July 2005.
Initially, only rough shapes of objects could be recognized.
The applications were intended for military and police purposes.
They should enable improved situational awareness.
In 2008, researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara, developed the
first approach for imaging via WLAN .
Since then, there has been an explosion in the development of methods for passive WiFi imaging.
In February 2019, a team from Michigan State University published an article in
the journal IEEE Access in which they described how they were able to use signals
at 5.5 GHz to create a 2D image.
A former DARPA employee, Dr. Ray Liu,
launched his first commercial product on the market in 2019: WiFi Detection Domain.
Naturally with the philanthropic goal of making
the world safer, healthier and smarter.
The company claims that the technology is so precise that it can detect your breathing using standard Wi-Fi signals alone.
It is significant how the use of this technology is officially shifting
from military and police use to the security of people in their own homes.
But who are the real beneficiaries?
Isn't it much more law enforcement agencies, military, secret services?
This technology offers a comprehensive and extremely stealthy way of
keeping an eye on every room in your home and workplace.
Should George Orwell's vision of Big Brother is watching you in his novel 1984 become
a reality? Seamless monitoring and control? Who wants that?
We are already living with digital mass surveillance.
Should it be possible to know exactly where you are, what you are doing and next what you
are thinking with the help of technologies for your security - through your cell phone,
WLAN, surveillance cameras? They say: It's okay, I have nothing to hide.
So you voluntarily give up even your most intimate privacy for a little convenience,
such as wireless connection, cashless payment, your Internet consumption, etc.?
Didn't we recently experience during the coronavirus pandemic how easily someone can be monitored if
their published opinion does not correspond to the generally accepted and propagandized one?
The bottom line is that the basis for total surveillance, even within our own four walls,
is once again a technology - WLAN - that we install and use voluntarily.
The same principle as for cashless payments.
Are we aware that access to our account can be blocked at any time?
Expressed in another image:
You sit relaxed and very comfortably in your self-driving vehicle. You no longer need to control this yourself.
You simply communicate your destination address to him.
But one day you don't reach the destination you wanted because you were no longer able to steer it yourself. The criminal elites of world domination have long since steered your vehicle to where you would certainly rather not go.