No cameras. No sensors.
Just Wi-Fi reading human movement.
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a system that uses standard WiFi routers to detect human movement through walls—without any cameras.
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Canada WARNING!!!!
A Leaked Memo from EU/Canada
You’re not getting a partner.
You’re getting a leash.
Twenty-seven countries, one rulebook, zero votes for you.
Trump’s Donroe Doctrine is dead simple, the Americas are America’s.
He took Venezuela, he’s circling Greenland, he wanted us Canada as a solid Partner or 51st State
Now Brussels rolls in with AI rules, mineral money, and satellite deals and Trump calls it hostile.
Trump will read paragraph six and paragraph sixteen as a hostile act.
Tariffs on Europe, tariffs on anyone standing in the middle.
This won’t end well for Europe.
And it definitely won’t end well for Canada’s sovereignty.
Eighty percent of what we sell goes south.
We’d be trading the only customer who can reach us for a landlord three thousand miles away who tells us how to drill.
Half a million Albertans just asked for the exit.
Ottawa’s answer?
Lock the door and hand the key to Strasbourg.
That’s not strategy.
That’s surrender with a press release.
https://t.co/T1QmgXL6J7
A GrapheneOS default that gets overlooked: it randomizes your wifi MAC address every time you connect, not once per network.
Stock Android picks one fake address per network and reuses it, so the cafe wifi recognizes you next week. On Graphene you're a new device every visit.