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Just imagine: You’re sitting comfortably with family or friends
in a cozy setting, relaxing on the couch or in the bathtub…

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They feel safe (and undisturbed) within the
four walls of their home, where no stranger

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can see them. But is that really the case?

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Modern Wi-Fi routers have long been
capable of doing more than just sending data.

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Using radio waves and artificial intelligence, they detect what
is happening in rooms within their range—even through walls.

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A feature called "WiFi Sensing" allows you to
create a real-time 3D image of your room and the

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adjacent rooms, including all people and their movements.

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Mobile phone carriers, such as
Telekom, sell this to us as progress.

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This is Claudia from Telekom's PR department:

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“With WiFi Sensing, the router detects
burglars even when you’re not at home.”

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In the future, this will work using only the Wi-Fi
router, without any additional sensors or cameras.

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How exactly? WiFi Sensing maps the surrounding
area using WiFi signals—that is, radio waves.

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"These spread throughout the room like a web. And WiFi
sensing can even see around corners or through walls. […].»

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WiFi sensing completely eclipses everything we've ever heard about
privacy and takes global surveillance to a whole new level.

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According to Prof. Bruno Rodrigues of the University of St.
Gallen, Wi-Fi sensing systems can “count how many people

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are present, determine which rooms they are in, and track
their movements with an accuracy of just a few centimeters.”

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Activities can also be distinguished: walking, sitting,
cooking, or sleeping. Even breathing rate can be measured…”

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Movement, location, and activity
profiles can be created from all of this data.

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This would allow companies to analyze people's behavior in ways
that market researchers could only have dreamed of until now.

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“Researchers at the Karlsruhe Institute of
Technology (KIT) have discovered a way to

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identify individuals based solely on Wi-Fi signals.”

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[…] In a study involving 197 participants, the research team was
able to identify individuals with nearly

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100 percent accuracy—regardless of their
gait or the angle from which they were viewed.

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"The technology is powerful, but at the same time poses
risks to fundamental rights, particularly the right to privacy."

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If Wi-Fi routers can capture private spaces in
real time in three dimensions, tracking every

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movement, it means the end of privacy for everyone!

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Has the public ever been asked if it wants this surveillance?

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And what happens to the data collected through Wi-Fi sensing?

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According to a Telekom commercial, Wi-Fi
sensing is supposed to protect against burglars.

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But who can guarantee that this data won’t be
hacked by the burglars themselves, who could then

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use it to plan the exact time of their break-in?

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Or who can guarantee that the data won't be stored in
centralized, international databases and used by

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companies, IT conglomerates, intelligence
agencies, police departments, or government agencies?

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This technology is very reminiscent of George Orwell’s novel
*1984*, in which every citizen was constantly

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monitored and controlled—in both public and private
life—at every turn, and punished for any misconduct.

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As Kla.TV has already documented in many of its programs , an
all-encompassing surveillance network is emerging—especially in

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our time—that deeply intrudes on the lives of every individual.

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China is a pioneer in this area, where this
system is being tested in various regions.

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“Do you know what a social credit or a social credit system is?”

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It is a system of total surveillance in which a government
comprehensively monitors citizens’ behavior, awards or deducts

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points accordingly, and—depending on the “balance” of their
social credit—either treats citizens favorably or punishes them.

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This is particularly well known in China. For example,
as recently as 2018, SRF reported critically on the

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impact of China’s social credit system on its citizens.

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That same year, a member of parliament
spoke at the Chinese Party Congress:

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“I call for a broad range of penalties
for people with poor social credit.”

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"People with this loan are to have their
freedom of movement restricted by various means."

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You can get a practical idea of what this looks like by
looking at the example of investigative journalist Liu Hu, who

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was blacklisted because of an article about corrupt officials.

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He is under constant surveillance, can barely carry out his
job anymore, can no longer ride trains, and can no longer fly.

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“I’m no longer allowed to book hotels, buy an
apartment, register a company, or serve as

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the legal representative of an organization.”

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Things have calmed down in the mainstream now.

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There was no major outcry following
various publications. China is far away.

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In the democratic West, something like
that would be unthinkable. Or would it?

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"Almost no one suspects that concrete plans
are already being drawn up to implement a

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social credit point system for the entire world."

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You can learn more about this in the program:
“UN100 Social Contract: The End of Our Freedom.”

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With this background in mind, the three-dimensional data
collection carried out by modern Wi-Fi

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routers takes on a whole new meaning and should
prompt not only reflection but also action.

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Otherwise, we will soon be stripped of all
freedom and privacy, even within our own four walls.

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If we allow this to happen, it will mean—as Aldous Huxley
called it—the final revolution. There will be no turning back.

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The freedom that we have known all our lives—and that
generations before us have known—will be wiped out forever,

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except for the privileged few at the top of the pyramid.

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Over time—perhaps in a generation or two—constant surveillance
and the rewards and punishments automatically

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associated with it will condition us to the point where we
simply control, monitor, censor, and subjugate ourselves.

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The freedom we enjoy today—indeed, even the very idea of
freedom as we understand it today—will become almost

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unthinkable for our children and all future generations. […]

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We were born onto this beautiful Earth as free,
sovereign beings. We are all brothers and sisters.

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We are one human family, regardless
of skin color, faith, or nationality.

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There is no need to forge weapons, storm
walls, or raze buildings to the ground.

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We just have to stand up, stand
together, and say: enough is enough.

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We've seen through the tricks; we can now clearly see
the plan, and we won't let them take away our freedom.

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The torch of freedom will not be extinguished. Not now,
not in the future, and certainly not while we are in charge.

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"The time has come for us to defend this torch for
all future generations—to fan its flame and pass it on

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to all future generations, intact and strengthened."

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With one voice, we must promise our
descendants that we will not let you down.

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