Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a new method for detecting three-dimensional shapes and movements of human bodies in a room using WiFi routers.
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A breakthrough system can see through walls by using Wi-Fi routers (interestingengineering.com)
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totally believe this is a real technology already being beta test by law enforcement, part of smart cities agenda.
Carnegie Mellon – what a ridiculous name for a University. Sounds like a drag queen.
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This must be obvious for everyone who knows how microwave radiation and sonar works and i’m sure they already use this in military and spying.
it couldn’t even be sonar-like technology, you have at least 2 routers in each household, now you have plenty of smartphones, laptops around, even some “smart” equipment like TVs, kitchen electronics…it is deffo not a problem to somehow scan your interior with high-frequency electromagnetic waves and get the exact copy of your house and if there is a graphene oxide in your circulatory system, even exact copy of your moving body…why the hell would anybody need 6G technology??? they want to download 8K p**n series or something??? i mean, its frequency is so high, it is harmfull to any living organism in close proximity
Can’t this cause cancer or something?
It’s safe because it doesn’t make your skin feel hot…
There’s a really easy fix for this. Stop buying “smart” crap and Wi-Fi routers. There, I fixed everyone’s problems 🙄 Wi-Fi is never necessary, it’s just stupid that everyone has it because it’s extremely harmful for health and not even remotely as fast as a direct connection.