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Does this make CC nonviable now in like every public building and mall?

https://cybernews.com/security/wifi-signals-detect-concealed-handguns-study/?utm_source=cn_ytcommunity&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=cybernews&utm_content=post&source=cn_ytcommunity&medium=social&campaign=cybernews&content=post
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>>65589111
Wait until you find out they can hack your router and use it to detect where you are in the room.
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>>65589111
Just carry a Glock. They're made of ceramic and don't show up on scans.
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>>65589122
I saw an ad for this yesterday to "see where your kids are going"
It was xfinity I think
Dystopian as fuck
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>>65589111
>>65589125
Wrong. You have to carry a nuSig, there isn't enough real metal in them to set it off.
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The answer to radiation is and remains - tin foil.

>>65589122
Eventually, the AI companies chasing their data fix will just do that.

Who's gonna sue them?
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>>65589156
I'll just put my router in a metal box only with a little hole for power and ethernet cable
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>>65589122
Anon you can run ethernet and leave wi-fi as a problem for the phone posters.
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>>65589125
>They're made of ceramic and don't show up on scans.
It costs more than I make in a month
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A single sheet of aluminium will btfo that easily,
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>>65589208
>hey why does that guy have a sheet of aluminum on his appendix/hip someone grab him
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>>65589210
that's why you tinfoilmaxx
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>>65589218
The lizard alien people will be onto you and neutralize you on the spot if they see you armored as such
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>>65589222
Trips confirm.
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>>65589111
>Does this make CC nonviable now in like every public building and mall?
No because intrusive surveillance, especially in any part of the spectrum that is not visible light (thermal/IR, radio, millimeter wave), requires a warrant. This is also why Flock is on prima facie unconstitutional under the 4th Amendment and multiple modern precedents on technical surveillance.
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>>65589372
>No because intrusive surveillance, especially in any part of the spectrum that is not visible light (thermal/IR, radio, millimeter wave), requires a warrant.

>This is also why Flock is on prima facie unconstitutional under the 4th Amendment and multiple modern precedents on technical surveillance.

That's awesome anon maybe you should tell every police department in the country about this and see if they care.
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>>65589111

They refuse to give schools armed security so this can be installed in every public space instead. If a single student at Virginia Tech had been allowed to CC lives could have been saved.
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>>65589387
Maybe you should ask the average person if they gaf about police
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>>65589222
>>65589229
This is why you use car windows
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>>65589426
Ok Carl.
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>>65589111
first and foremost: everything after & including /? has to go, don't do that
secondly: it's because 2.4 and 5.7 ghz waves are very sensitive especially to water which we're a big part of, we've known this already for a bit now
last but not least: you can now play that game too for much much cheaper, check out esp32 sdr and the wifi 7 modems and the storm they'll bring
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/g/ here
just re-route your motherboard cables to your network card to enable USB 3.1 compatability
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>>65589446
Paid your board a visit
>>>/g/110074612
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>>65589192
this desu, most phone plans have unlimited data now so there's literally no reason to pay for wifi
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>>65589111
so what was the "plastic gun" they used? a toy gun, or a 3d printed totally plastic except for a nail firearm?
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>>65589372
Implying the easy way around this isn't to simply let corporations do the spying for you.
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>>65589111
FYI OP, this:
>https://cybernews.com/security/wifi-signals-detect-concealed-handguns-study
is all you need to share the article, everything after that is just assorted cancer like trackers
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>>65589372
The loophole is and will remain that private companies can do the surveillance and then give the government the results. Legally speakint, the government didn't do anything to you, they just bought some data from a company.
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>>65589125
Ceramic reflects microwave even better than metal.
Get this fish for this trying time:
><==×>
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>>65589809
Not the anon you were talking to, but I don't like that companies can collect data on us. I wish there was some way to legislate that, but it would never get voted on in Congress or listened to buly the Supreme Court.
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why are you CCing in places where they ask you not to CC?
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>>65589963
The government goes well out of its way to use all the loopholes it can find to surveil people it's not supposed to surveil. That's also the point of Five Eyes. The CIA can't legally track your every move, but MI6 or Mossad sure can, and then they can pass along whatever they want to the CIA or FBI or whatever other agency they feel like.
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>>65589446
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>>65589964
For self-defense???
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>>65589964
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>>65590037

But I need an AI assistant to tell me when I need to drink water!
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>>65589111
wouldn't the same mesh they use for wallets to block rfid also block this? just use it in a holster
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>>65589111
if the casinos have the tech to see ccwers than target has them too. I was walking around target the other day and some security manager was went up to me and asked if he could help me in anyway and i said nah just here to look at your dvds. Since i wasn't a sperg or dressed like a slob i assumed they just wanted to check up. funny thing if some hood rats walked in i doubt they would even bother them if they were carrying illegally but they would have the cameras on them nigs the whole time.
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>>65589218
>Carl Carwindows
>Timmy Tinfoil
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>>65589125
A Glock 7? In THIS economy?
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>>65589372
I agree with you, but the establishment doesn't, which is why heroic Sawzall wielders have to defend liberty for us.
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>>65589964
Why not?
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>>65589964
Where I live asking me to not carry is not equal to asking me to leave the premises
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>>65590052
No, we need flap holsters made of human flesh.
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>>65589122
There are published slides from ad agencies on using imperceptible echolocation from your phone's speakers to map out enough 1 dimensional data points to make 2D maps of your home, and then with enough 2D maps, 3D representations.
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>>65589111
Tyrones do not have microwave vision.
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>>65589111
Your link has EIGHT (8) cancers. That's gotta be a record.
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>>65589111
why would it? were you planning on shooting up a public park or something? are you a felon perhaps?
what color is your skin?
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>>65589472
...Who pays for wifi? That's literally not a thing you need to do. Like, if you have an internet connection you don't need to pay for wifi, just get a router and you have wifi. What am I reading.
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>>65589111
Good luck.
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Many criminals don't carry guns, they retrieve them before use.
It is the good guys mixed in with the public that are carrying guns that can respond when a bad guy is misusing one.
These technologies much like gun free zones just insure the location is packed with unarmed targets.
It is like the metal detector the mass shooter kills the operator of then steps through with a beep and is now free to be a monster in a disarmed location.
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>>65589472
Most phones also have a mobile hot spot feature so you're still not safe from getting wallhacked, probably
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>>65589218
Unironically though, why can’t we just wrap our ccw’s in tin foil?
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>>65590877
wifi is what the yoofs call the internet now
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>>65590772
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>>65590931
Niggas will do anything but go to the post office.
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>>65589111
just put your gun in offline mode
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>>65589111
Not exactly.
So water, which is what your body is about 50% made of water, which strongly attenuates electrical signals.

So the principle basically operates on that the change in microwave radiation in a room with a wifi signal and some device elsewhere that receives it can detect that a person is in the room by the signal being slightly disrupted. Add multiple stationary receivers that can triangulate where that signal disruption is coming from and you can make a good guess where someone is in a room.

Granted this system is not perfect, it's shills don't want you to know it's flaws. But anything that attenuates or blocks signals are likely to come up as false positives. So if you want to know how to beat this specific type of security system, there you go.
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this is not new. amazon was mapping people's houses and possessions by wifi signal on roomba's many years ago. in a practical sense wifi is just like radar or sonar, see what absorbs and what bounces around.
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>>65589111
who cares, say "nuh uh" and walk away. they can't search you so they can't prove anything. concealed means concealed.
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>>65589964
Because fuck you, if you can exclude my god given right to bear arms, then I should be able to exclude black people
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I'm so tired of these anti gun faggots
It's not the gun retards, it's the person or rather "person" carrying the gun that it the issue
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>>65589210
>>65589208
Well so far. Using EMWs is already done for security. And its prety jank, I was working sec for a major sporting event and it wouldn't pick up a g26 in my pocket, or my pocket knife, but some knives it would hit and the vaguely gun shaped metal calibration item, and this is a special made security device.
Basically it's hitting you with electromagnetic waves, then reading the feedback and looking for signals that specific strength and using algorithms (probably AI soon) to look for specific programmed shapes, and they are somewhat specific because they don't want waterbottles and phones tripping it constantly. A piece of foil that was maybe the size of a boom probably wouldn't pop them. Too large and they will may pop again for perhaps a bomb. But usually places with this much security are running bomb sniffing dogs for that.
At this point and the near future it will only be niche high level events you'll need to worry about, most of which arguably you don't need to be spending money at anyways. But if they aren't metal detecting and patting down. And bag searching every person, stuff will slip through.
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>>65592597
Book* not "boom"
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>>65589122
Just add more WiFi
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>>65589111
Signal jammer goes SHCHSHSHCHS(and gives you ball cancer)
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>>65592644
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>>65592647
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>>65592644
>>65592647
>>65592649
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>acquired long coat
>line with thin metal plates, small enough to flex, strong enough to stay stiff
>scanners day you have a metal in your chest, nothing deeper
>get arrested for looking like a school shooter even though there were no microwaves and 5g
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>>65592952
That would set off alarms in the system, then you get stopped and searched.
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>>65592569
It's all power dynamics, they don't want anyone else to be a threat to them, so they make another institution a bigger threat, like the state or a private corporation or whatever.
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>>65592644
>>65592647
>>65592649
Meat proxy nigger
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Cut out aluminum foil in the shape of guns. Slip flat aluminum foil "guns" into random objects and items. Watch the system get shut down to false positives. Walk in a day after it's shut off.
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>>65589145
>>65589858
didnt get the reference
>>65589201
>>65590678
got the reference
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>>65595052
The reference was got, it is just old and worn out, like your momma's cooter.
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>>65589111
Can you fit some more trackers into that link? I can still make out its basic form.
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>>65589111
Seems like something a high frequency spark gap would solve.
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>>65589111
sigh...
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>>65589111
Blowpipe and sword cane combo. No gun necessary for close up assassinations.
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>>65589372
>requires a warrant.
consent bypasses warrant requirements
walking through the scanner is giving consent to be scanned
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>>65589964
because I don't care about their preferences
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>>65592644
>>65592647
>>65592649
>ai schizo nonsense
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Bad news for office desk job cc
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>>65589122
They already can and already have been, I think someone posted a good article here about it recently but I don't remember the website.
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>the cia can take over your car
If you bought a car without the anti glowie third pedal, you deserve it.
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>>65589111
Years ago...
>No silly billy right winger! The CIA is not using Pokemon Go to map out the interior of your house and spy on you! That's a conspiracy theory!
Now...
>We can use wifi to see if you have a gun concealed on you

Ain't it funny?
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>>65589111
Thanks, buddy. Your scanner just triggered on my artificial heart power pack.
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>>65589111
>carry fake gun
>file lawsuit when police illegally rough you up
Free money, /K/



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