You probably want to keep your location turned off on mobile devices. Very creepy!

BrownTurd

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For those who don’t know, I run a digital marketing agency. We use a lot of software but some of this technology out here is next-level creepy. Many of my clients demand it so we use it often. It sends my agency a list of mobile IDs in which we upload into Google ads or facebook to target.

This tech targets mostly service companies such as plumbers, electricians, HVAC, and contractors. This tech lets them quietly track people nearby. They install these tiny devices, called transponders or beacons, in their work trucks. When those trucks are driving around or parked somewhere, they can actually pick up mobile phone IDs from anyone within range.

Those mobile IDs are what use to send targeted ads later. So if you’ve ever seen an ad pop up right after driving past a service van or being near one, that probably wasn’t a coincidence.


But here’s where it gets worse. The companies that make this software usually have partnerships with popular apps you already have on your phone. So even if you’ve got “location off,” the moment you open one of those apps, they can still ping your device and match it with the data they’ve already collected.

That means these companies aren’t just tracking you, they’re building entire profiles based on where you go, who you’re near, what stores you visit, and what neighborhoods you drive through. And if the companies behind this software own or have deals with certain apps, they can see way more than they’re ever gonna admit. Most people have no clue this is happening. You could be sitting at a red light or parked at the grocery store, and your phone gets picked up just because you were within a few hundred feet of the vehicle


Now this is WILD. This is straight from their literature

The company behind this “Predictive Audience Technology” actually promotes this stuff in their own marketing materials. Fam this isn’t a rumor or conspiracy, this is straight from their brochure.

Here’s what they say:
  • Smart devices capture real-time intent data by listening to our conversations.
  • We pair that voice data with your online behavior to figure out who’s “ready to buy.”
  • We use A.I. to collect that data from over 470 different sources — that includes apps, websites, and other platforms.
  • Then build an audience list within a specific 10-mile radius and upload it into ad platforms.
  • Once it’s running, the tech keeps analyzing your site traffic and customers to keep the targeting going — automatically.

So basically, your phone, your smart speaker, your tablet can always be listening. You could be sitting at home, talking about needing a plumber or mentioning your car acting up, and next thing you know you’re seeing ads for plumbing services or auto repair shops.

They’re openly saying that their software uses your microphone to “capture real-time intent data.” Which means they’re listening to your private conversations to predict what you might want to buy next.

To be safe
  • Turn off your location settings whenever you can.
  • Go into your phone’s settings and reset your advertising ID.
  • Be careful what apps you give location permission to — some of them are quietly collecting and selling your data.
 
Companies be taking it to far to get a hold of your data

Its not nearly as hard as you think

A lot of people give "apps" all the permissions they need to completely sell you out

If you have time for a good read,

This article explains how spies and soldiers were tracked. One spy was tracked to the brothel his side piece worked out of.

They identified a soldier and his potential job based on his frequent visits to a military base and then his location within the base.


Anyone Can Buy Data Tracking US Soldiers and Spies to Nuclear Vaults and Brothels in Germany

More than 3 billion phone coordinates collected by a US data broker expose the detailed movements of US military and intelligence workers in Germany—and the Pentagon is powerless to stop it.

Nearly every weekday morning, a device leaves a two-story home near Wiesbaden, Germany, and makes a 15-minute commute along a major autobahn. By around 7 am, it arrives at Lucius D. Clay Kaserne—the US Army’s European headquarters and a key hub for US intelligence operations.

The device stops near a restaurant before heading to an office near the base that belongs to a major government contractor responsible for outfitting and securing some of the nation’s most sensitive facilities.

For roughly two months in 2023, this device followed a predictable routine: stops at the contractor’s office, visits to a discreet hangar on base, and lunchtime trips to the base’s dining facility. Twice in November of last year, it made a 30-minute drive to the Dagger Complex, a former intelligence and NSA signals processing facility. On weekends, the device could be traced to restaurants and shops in Wiesbaden.

The individual carrying this device likely isn’t a spy or high-ranking intelligence official. Instead, experts believe, they’re a contractor who works on critical systems—HVAC, computing infrastructure, or possibly securing the newly built Consolidated Intelligence Center, a state-of-the-art facility suspected to be used by the National Security Agency.

Whoever they are, the device they’re carrying with them everywhere is putting US national security at risk.

A joint investigation by WIRED, Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR), and Netzpolitik.org reveals that US companies legally collecting digital advertising data are also providing the world a cheap and reliable way to track the movements of American military and intelligence personnel overseas, from their homes and their children’s schools to hardened aircraft shelters within an airbase where US nuclear weapons are believed
to be stored.


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Its not nearly as hard as you think

A lot of people give "apps" all the permissions they need to completely sell you out

If you have time for a good read,

This article explains how spies and soldiers were tracked. One spy was tracked to the brothel his side piece worked out of.

They identified a sildier based on his frequent locations within a military base


Anyone Can Buy Data Tracking US Soldiers and Spies to Nuclear Vaults and Brothels in Germany

More than 3 billion phone coordinates collected by a US data broker expose the detailed movements of US military and intelligence workers in Germany—and the Pentagon is powerless to stop it.

Nearly every weekday morning, a device leaves a two-story home near Wiesbaden, Germany, and makes a 15-minute commute along a major autobahn. By around 7 am, it arrives at Lucius D. Clay Kaserne—the US Army’s European headquarters and a key hub for US intelligence operations.

The device stops near a restaurant before heading to an office near the base that belongs to a major government contractor responsible for outfitting and securing some of the nation’s most sensitive facilities.

For roughly two months in 2023, this device followed a predictable routine: stops at the contractor’s office, visits to a discreet hangar on base, and lunchtime trips to the base’s dining facility. Twice in November of last year, it made a 30-minute drive to the Dagger Complex, a former intelligence and NSA signals processing facility. On weekends, the device could be traced to restaurants and shops in Wiesbaden.

The individual carrying this device likely isn’t a spy or high-ranking intelligence official. Instead, experts believe, they’re a contractor who works on critical systems—HVAC, computing infrastructure, or possibly securing the newly built Consolidated Intelligence Center, a state-of-the-art facility suspected to be used by the National Security Agency.

Whoever they are, the device they’re carrying with them everywhere is putting US national security at risk.

A joint investigation by WIRED, Bayerischer Rundfunk (BR), and Netzpolitik.org reveals that US companies legally collecting digital advertising data are also providing the world a cheap and reliable way to track the movements of American military and intelligence personnel overseas, from their homes and their children’s schools to hardened aircraft shelters within an airbase where US nuclear weapons are believed
to be stored.


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Good drop
 
America is a white lead business. I wonder why NASA, the Vatican, etc. have so much control over the masses but yet have so many secrets to keep from the masses. Only a miracle can save us now. Someone had a dream or vision. And that dream was when whites dreamed that they were superior over God ( blacks ). The clock of destiny is running out and this white created world of satan will be eternal or we will retake the universe before it is to late.
We don't have the money to investigate for ourselves. In fact it is like Jonestown you only work to survive. Everything else is for the devils or carbon copies.
 

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Thoughts on it? Concerns on how it may relate to everyday folks now 2 yrs later? Comments about the people they tracked?
Unless we start to regulate what data apps can take, it will be a problem. It is wild all the data we can collect in marketing so I can’t imagine what data they can see that is not released.
 
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