Private YouTube frontend link.
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feds with wifi when the steel frames on new houses walks in:
*note: i don’t know how common steel frames are nowadays, but they were pretty common in Australia about a decade ago…
I havent really watched the video but can you do a TLDR?
Did I miss something? I admit my eyes glossed over after awhile of the hosts inability to GTFP, but at no point in that video did it discuss mitigation tactics against this technology.
Just cover your walls in tin foil and don’t forget to wear your tin foil hat, or live in a steel house. The entire video was a “my source is trust me bro”
Outside of the manufacturers website that claims to use some proprietary software to read radio waves to see through walls, I couldn’t find any evidence of this working, how it works or if it’s even slightly close to what was claimed in the video. I suspect it’s much closer to yes, there is movement and it’s located in this general area, rather than giving you a 3d picture of people and objects on the other side of solid objects.
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Are you lost?
That dude in the key frame looks like he lost his doughnut, i don’t think he’s looking through your walls unless you leave them laying about
No, but if you need directions I can give you some.