Lmao

Wifi can do more they just detect motion https://www.aea-arms.com/polr-1

I member. Hard wire with Ethernet ports folks Lots of routers these days don't have the option to turn off WiFi but you can block it with mylar emergency blankets (like the ones for camping)

Finally, I can detect the ghosts of my deceased ancestors.

Was lead paint really toxic or just a barrier that blocked things like this from happening?

It's pretty wild how you can map an area with WiFi.

I must say, that's pretty scary.

*starts looking into how phones can detect brainwaves for Ai to analyze for large corporations. *looks into how wifi routers know where you're at in your house, at all times. *wonders how phones with cell service are any different than some wifi routers. *realized phones have cameras and the priv...

Phased array antenna magic ✨. WiFi, 5G, advanced radar ... they're all basically the same thing

Track me harder

Ii remember when the first research paper came out of MIT with this idea, about a billion years ago

Yesterday's conspiracy theory is today's consumer service.

Everyone needs to switch to openWRT. It's not too hard. The easiest is a glinet router which uses openWRT but has a nice UI skin.

https://image.nostr.build/e7d825983d5e58ba9217ab25382773e02d379e9de96bec6527927bc91f297f9e.jpg

https://www.xfinity.com/support/articles/wifi-motion-faqs Monitoring/logging the the dampening of a WiFi signal between fixed WiFi items and WiFi router in your house assumes a person blocking the signal temporarily and can be used as an input for an early warning/notification system. Same as a s...

https://youtu.be/F3ZPFE4zHfk

kind of want to have this

TBF I have it in my holiday home on my Plume router and use it to alert me if I have intruders 😂

Shit… fortunately using xfinity is such a pain nobody should get one anyway.

No thank you, ill stick with a dog

I’d run the open source self hosted version of this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXwDrcd1t-E

How do you defend against this? #asknostr

I don't like that 😳

Some possible mitigations: - Buy your own modem or modem/router combo for $50-100, if your ISP supports 3rd-party modems (most that I've used do) - Buy your own router for $50-100, hardwire it to the ISP-provided modem; connect everything else only to your own router. This is possible with any ISP...

That would explain why my isp was providing free setup $35/month fiber. Thankfully i ditched the isp router immediately...