โผ๏ธ Comcast's Xfinity routers can snitch on you to the police through a new function called 'WiFi Motion', which creates a timestamped log of movement inside your home. Comcast's own support docs say the data can be disclosed under subpoena, court order or search warrant, with no requirement to notify you.
The Gateway detects motion via radio-signal disruption between it and up to 5 connected devices.
This is such an embarrassing time to be a woman.
Can't even point out glaringly obvious faults such as "killing children might be bad" or "literally destroying first world society could backfire on women in particular" without getting called a pick-me by some roastie hoghag.
A Bible was found in their home. Their entire family paid the price.
Reports from North Korea describe a horrifying 2009 case in which a Christian family was arrested after authorities discovered a Bible in their possession. Their two-year-old child was reportedly sentenced to life imprisonment along with his parents.
Think about that.
A child who was barely old enough to understand the world was punished because of the faith of his family.
In North Korea, openly practicing Christianity can put believers at tremendous risk. Possessing a Bible, gathering for worship, or expressing faith in Jesus can bring severe consequences.
While many of us can open the Bible freely, there are believers around the world who risk their freedomโand even their livesโto hold the same Word we sometimes take for granted.
Jesus said:
โRemember those in prison as if you were together with them.โ
โ Hebrews 13:3
So today, donโt just scroll.
Pray for the persecuted Church. Pray for Christians in North Korea. Pray for families who are suffering because they refuse to deny Jesus. ๐
And if you have a Bible sitting on your shelf today, thank God for the freedom to open it. ๐โ๏ธ
@libsoftiktok Colorado Springs School District 11 is SO FULL OF SHIT. The board members are so racist they made a black man resign from being their head, and now somehow they're woke ๐