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renasmd
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Re: they are watching me
Maybe it's the pizza guy trying to deliver your pizza. These things happens here on Brazil, but they deliver Havaianas and some swiming clothes.
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shadyg0d
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Re: they are watching me
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Ysh
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Re: they are watching me
I hear you can break this by microwave yourself.shadyg0d wrote:This is assuming he has not already been microchipped with a GPS tracker.
I have become victory of very nice Jordan Coles Contest! Enjoy my winning submit here if it pleasures you.Kaios wrote:Spice Girls are integral to understanding Ysh's thought process when communicating, duly noted.
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stya
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Re: they are watching me
Wtf dude, last gen GPS chips are microwave proof, everyone knows thatYsh wrote:I hear you can break this by microwave yourself.shadyg0d wrote:This is assuming he has not already been microchipped with a GPS tracker.

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MagicManICT
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Re: they are watching me
Any technique to spy on a system can easily be blocked if you know what is being used. Therein lies the problem, though. The target of surveillance often doesn't know what method(s) are being employed.
The CIA has in its museum a declassified piece of tech from 50s or 60s Soviet Russia they didn't figure out for a few decades (at which point there were better passive surveillance devices). These odd antennas would show up inside things, but had no power source or transmitter, thus unable to just be detected by bug scanners. They instead only passively transmitted by reflecting UHF signals in a certain range (I believe that is still classified) and some modern tech (such as RFID) is now based on it. --note: this is what I'm pulling from memory. I can't remember what name it was given by the US agents that would find them else I'd pull up the Wikipedia article.
Besides, they have devices that would detect him trying to crawl out an underground tunnel and ultrasonic imaging systems that could pick up the tunnel unless it was deep.
Only way to avoid the tracking and surveillance now is to not be detected to begin with.
The CIA has in its museum a declassified piece of tech from 50s or 60s Soviet Russia they didn't figure out for a few decades (at which point there were better passive surveillance devices). These odd antennas would show up inside things, but had no power source or transmitter, thus unable to just be detected by bug scanners. They instead only passively transmitted by reflecting UHF signals in a certain range (I believe that is still classified) and some modern tech (such as RFID) is now based on it. --note: this is what I'm pulling from memory. I can't remember what name it was given by the US agents that would find them else I'd pull up the Wikipedia article.
Besides, they have devices that would detect him trying to crawl out an underground tunnel and ultrasonic imaging systems that could pick up the tunnel unless it was deep.
Only way to avoid the tracking and surveillance now is to not be detected to begin with.
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Mateusz_Zboj
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Re: they are watching me
Get one of them drone confusion rifles (if they are a thing), and then ransom the drone 
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MagicManICT
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Re: they are watching me
They are definitely a thing. The cost and complexity of building one is dependent on if your target is cheap commercial, "professional" commercial, police, or military. Also depends on if you just want to kill the radio signal or actually kill the drone.Mateusz_Zboj wrote:Get one of them drone confusion rifles (if they are a thing), and then ransom the drone
Note that as far as I'm aware, all these devices are illegal in any industrialized nation that has a governing body over the use of radio frequencies. Use at your own risk.
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