>Glowies as a Service (GaaS)

>>509185930 (OP)
Fedspeak is moving from "conspiracy theory" to "misinformation/disinformation" if you look at google's ngram viewer of the three phrases. Likely because too many "conspiracies" are just real lol
Also using simple logic on this one will reveal that it was never really a "theory", it's just logical that something emitting light at such a high frequency could determine where you are based on it pinging some kind of reciever

>>509185930 (OP)
GaaS the kikes, Race War now!

>>509185930 (OP)
it does more than that but that is todays conspiracy theory

>>509185930 (OP)
*glowniggers

>>509187087
Wifi is emmiting light?

oh no the trannies hacked my wifi sonar

>>509185930 (OP)
i think Trump is killing the EV market just so he can give the whole 500billion to Thiel for goytracking. it's the only narrative that makes sense. Altman and Zuck are obviously getting $0.00.

>>509190156
The wifi radio signals bounce around a bit indoors and because the timestamping of individual packets is very fine=groined it's not too difficult to detect disturbances in the timing induced by humans moving around and interfering with the radio signal.
It wasn't a conspiracy theory at all, a security researcher in (I think) Switzerland published a paper a few years ago showing how you could map out interior spaces and detect movement of up to 4 or 5 people with moderate accuracy. Cops will absolutely force this into Windows and other corporate IT infrastructure and demand use of it to snoop inside homes within the next couple of years.

Been trying to tell you guys about wifi sensing for years now but you wouldn't listen.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1901.00715