Truth Frequency Radio

by Luckee1

Thanks to @TKrypt_  for alerting folks to this:

Isnt free WiFi its radar for t police state https://t.co/JswmzHexNZ https://t.co/CdK0J4kK0I https://t.co/l1tUgM54fT pic.twitter.com/pvnQkkwoEC

— TKrypt (@TKrypt_) January 10, 2016

After the WSJ posted a feel good about it tech article, some people who understand technology and the surveillance state realized the implications of this ‘free’ WiFi. Most people would find free Wifi as good news, but they are woefully uninformed of the other uses WiFi has in the hands of an ever encroaching, privacy violating State.

MIT Scientists: Now You Can See Through Walls with Wi-Fi

Thursday, October 29, 2015 Swati Khandelwal

“..wireless signals that, upon hitting a person standing behind a wall, are reflected off various body parts..”

This is not just some conspiracy theory either, read the articles. You will find that this is MIT; you know the Mass. Institute of Technology! Real Stuff here.

X-ray vision? New technology making it a reality for $300

December 22, 2015 by By Scott Eisen

In this Nov. 19, 2015, photo, MIT researchers Emad Farag, left, and Fadel Adib walk through a room with chairs as a screen displays how RF-Capture is tracking their movements through the wall behind them, on the MIT campus in Cambridge, Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2015-12-x-ray-vision-technology-reality.html#jCp

The British have also realized how ‘useful’ this is:

Using WiFi to see through walls

By Sebastian Anthony on August 3, 2012 at 10:39 am

The passive radar process is actually quite simple. In any space that has WiFi, you are constantly being bombarded by 2.4GHz and 5GHz radio waves. When these waves hit a moving object, their frequency is altered (the Doppler effect). By carefully “sniffing” the WiFi signals, Woodbridge and Chetty are able to reconstruct an image any objects or humans that are moving on the other side of the wall.

So next time your friendly police dept. has a no knock warrant, but the wrong address, and you are in your home exercising your 2nd Amendment rights, this will not be a pretty outcome. Errant police officers using this technology outside the parameters of law enforcement, for example spying on the ex-wife, or stalking an individual, have a new tool to use. And they will use your WiFi and any other WiFi in the area to do it.

In addition, one must keep in mind that one can be tracked where there is such a vast network installed. From one station to the next, ones gadgets can be traced and all movements recorded, of course for the collective safety. A cop will not need to ask for ID in those areas, if you think about it. Your gadget will have been recorded traversing the area.

If you have ever wondered about all those signals and all the frequencies bouncing around bombarding you, you now know, they will be everywhere.  I will let the reader do their own research and ascertain if there are dangers of WiFi signals, to health for now. The danger I wish to point out today is the danger to our personal security and privacy.