Now would be a great time to ask @SeattleCouncil who they're allowing to perform mass surveillance on Seattle's population, and why. In the meantime, when protesting leave your phone at home or take the battery out. AIRPLANE MODE IS NOT ENOUGH. YOUR PHONE IS A SNITCH. (4/4)
#seattleprotests Ever notice that your cell signal starts getting weird nearby city hall? Poor cell reception? Think again. What's this peeking over the top of the county admin building? A cell phone tower? That's not registered with the FCC. (1/4)
as well as being used to place you at the location of a nearby incident. Say, a protest at City Hall across the street. Even in airplane mode, your phone will connect with this tower. (3/4)
Doesn't appear on any tower map. This is a Hailstorm device, designed for warrantless mass surveillance. It pretends to be a cell phone tower, tricking your phone into connecting directly to it and capturing all data that goes through it, (2/4)
@FtwThemistocles That's because you don't have a response beyond trolling the approved Conservative troll line. Seriously tell me one thing that's wrong with this. Give me a rational explanation why conservatives are angry a black woman has money.
@Inhumansoflate1 Weird almost like people have been protesting systemic racism, not republicans.
I guess when you protest anything involving racism, republicans just assume it's about them.
@mattmarkovich @r_evol_uti0n_ I would consider short-sighted trading my journalistic integrity for being one of Sinclair's puppets but whatever...
@mattmarkovich this u?
https://t.co/a0UdQoHudA
@FtwThemistocles Addiction is a mental health problem, whether it's alcohol or opioids, and trust me I have known and do know plenty of people who are addicted to both, and plenty who have died from both.
@FtwThemistocles It's the exact same principle. Stable housing makes it much easier to recover. This is supported by scientific experiment, science, and psychology. You should take a look at the Rat Park Experiment. It can help with achieving an evidence-based perspective on addiction.