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A very interesting video...
[video=youtube;zBnDWSvaQ1I]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBnDWSvaQ1I[/video]
Google always listening to you!
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wanderingcactus
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could be that they saw you wave a paper on the camera and the FBI guy is like "this guy is looking for dog toys"
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Pragmatically, they should be watching too, if they're as greedy as they are often described by various experts of the advertisement field.
Five Eyes
- Agreement by nations to share intelligence with each other.
PRISM
- Leaked by Edward Snowden. Backdoor database level access to Google, Microsoft, Twitter, Apple, Facebook, etc accounts.
... In-Q-Tel ... an unauthorized use of the PRISM framework by 'advertising' firms.
Embedded systems allow for remote activation of cameras and microphones. Facial recognition routines and vocal analysis can be performed locally and compressed for transmission over a network. Streaming not necessary. Possible to penetrate 'off-grid' areas, cache, and transmit when connected next.
What is "the customer experience improvement program?"
What is Palantir?
What would the purpose be of population-level geneaological studies tied to individual accounts and identities? Can those identities be collated and condensed to real personal identities using implicit (verbal pattern analysis) and explicit (MAC/IP addresses, simultaneous account usage, etc) methods?
When driving with your wifi active, can Google log the physical bounds and estimate the location of wifi routers... and any/all connected devices thereafter? Can profiles of people WHO HAVE NEVER USED A COMPUTER be built using data and context analytics? Conversation transcripts, phone records, etc collated to form profiles on each individual citizen?
Why would this be?
- Agreement by nations to share intelligence with each other.
PRISM
- Leaked by Edward Snowden. Backdoor database level access to Google, Microsoft, Twitter, Apple, Facebook, etc accounts.
... In-Q-Tel ... an unauthorized use of the PRISM framework by 'advertising' firms.
Embedded systems allow for remote activation of cameras and microphones. Facial recognition routines and vocal analysis can be performed locally and compressed for transmission over a network. Streaming not necessary. Possible to penetrate 'off-grid' areas, cache, and transmit when connected next.
What is "the customer experience improvement program?"
What is Palantir?
What would the purpose be of population-level geneaological studies tied to individual accounts and identities? Can those identities be collated and condensed to real personal identities using implicit (verbal pattern analysis) and explicit (MAC/IP addresses, simultaneous account usage, etc) methods?
When driving with your wifi active, can Google log the physical bounds and estimate the location of wifi routers... and any/all connected devices thereafter? Can profiles of people WHO HAVE NEVER USED A COMPUTER be built using data and context analytics? Conversation transcripts, phone records, etc collated to form profiles on each individual citizen?
Why would this be?
Irrelevant.
In-Q-Tel Google is Facebook is Microsoft is Apple is Twitter. Any site which uses a google account login service logs user IPs and relays them to google (or, rather, google codes the applet to do that). Whether you use google or not. Any time Google gets to look through your cookies, they log what they can. If they can get an email address you use - it becomes part of a dossier compiled on you and every other citizen.
Even people who are offline and have no online presence can be tracked using this system. Microphones can be remotely activated in an area where one is expected to travel. Multi-mic setups allow for direction finding and recording through cross-talk. Google may not have as extensive of a profile on you as on others - but if your friends use a google product (that includes android), then anything you send to them is logged and used by google. Things they comment among each other about you get logged and attached to you.
The extent of information gathering that was conducted against U.S. citizens and arbroad is absolutely staggering.
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OK. Nice feature by Google. Yet people still use Amazon or other sites specialized on dogs' toys. All come down to typing. Nobody interested in using voice commands. The feature has been implemented in consoles and smartphones, yet people don't need them.
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Where did you get your information from?And how do you know this?
Don't assume someone knows what they're talking about, just cause it sounds nice.
OT:
Why are you encouraging paranoia?
The short answer is: "Dragon."
The longer and more complicated answer involves military service and a string of research that is probably of a depth you are not used to:
PRISM:
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In-Q-Tel:
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"At its core, In-Q-Tel is designed to operate in the market place on an equal footing with its commercial peers and with the speed and agility that the IT world demands. As an example, it can effect the full range of business transactions common to the industry -- it is venture enabled, can establish joint ventures, fund grants, sponsor open competitions, award sole source contracts, etc. And, because of the many degrees of freedom granted to it by the Agency, In-Q-Tel does not require Agency approval for the business deals it negotiates. 4 As such, In-Q-Tel represents a different approach to government R&D. It moves away from the more traditional government project office model in which the program is managed by the government. Instead, the Agency has invested much of the decisionmaking in the Corporation and, hence, In-Q-Tel will be judged on the outcomes produced -- i.e., the solutions generated -- and not by the many decisions it makes along the way."
Google as early as 2009:
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" Google has been taking pains to distinguish its new program from internet service provider (ISP) monitoring systems such as Phorm, which have drawn much criticism . Tim Berners-Lee has summed up the threat as: "To allow someone to snoop on your internet traffic is to allow them to put a television camera in your room, except it will tell them a whole lot more about you than the tele*vision camera". If Google can convince people its surveillance is merely a warm and fuzzy way of helping you shop, while ISPs' surveillance is akin to warrantless wiretapping, that gives Google an enormous advantage in collecting information to sell to advertisers. A Business Week article bluntly stated: "Phorm could present strong competition for the ad-serving platforms purveyed by the likes of Google and Microsoft". "
" In the same way that "total personalisation is total surveillance", complete knowledge of one's interests entails complete monitoring of one's actions. At the very least, there should be safeguards and oversight that do not rely on the assurances of big businesses, which have every incentive to minimise any lapses or failings. No matter how benign the original intent, large collections of personal data, especially combined with the economic pressures of a deep recession or a government interest in data-mining for security purposes, are fraught with the potential for evil. "
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- That link, in particular, should be of concern. They can use images from multiple separate sources to track vehicles and, potentially, individuals. While it is being developed for use on surveillance drones - it is adaptable to more ad-hoc means (such as surveillance cameras, phones, etc).
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" While Google does not use student data for targeted advertising within a subset of Google sites, EFF found that Google’s “Sync” feature for the Chrome browser is enabled by default on Chromebooks sold to schools. This allows Google to track, store on its servers, and data mine for non-advertising purposes, records of every Internet site students visit, every search term they use, the results they click on, videos they look for and watch on YouTube, and their saved passwords. Google doesn’t first obtain permission from students or their parents and since some schools require students to use Chromebooks, many parents are unable to prevent Google’s data collection.
Google’s practices fly in the face of commitments made when it signed the Student Privacy Pledge, a legally enforceable document whereby companies promise to refrain from collecting, using, or sharing students’ personal information except when needed for legitimate educational purposes or if parents provide permission.
“Despite publicly promising not to, Google mines students’ browsing data and other information, and uses it for the company’s own purposes. Making such promises and failing to live up to them is a violation of FTC rules against unfair and deceptive business practices,” said EFF Staff Attorney Nate Cardozo. “Minors shouldn’t be tracked or used as guinea pigs, with their data treated as a profit center. If Google wants to use students’ data to ‘improve Google products,’ then it needs to get express consent from parents.” "
Not bad advice... yet, when it comes to me, I always know far more than I let on. Especially these days.
Fear is Freedom.
Lady Amaterasu is far more than she appears. You should watch the series and learn.
Evangelion
Dead Leaves
Psycho-Pass
Madoka Magica
Guren Laggan
Naruto
Kill la Kill
Fate/Zero
Aldnoah.Zero
They have all been trying to tell us for many years. Find the patterns in the message.
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OT:Was in response to Donald J trump, he encourages paranoia and encites fear.
But thanks for your opinion. Still won't assume you know what you're talking about.
Arguments from authority are dangerous. You should rarely assume a person is correct, even when they know what they are talking about.
As for DJT - again, you should watch Kill la Kill.
But, let me use some quotes from Psycho-Pass in the context of Amaterasu's speech:
Fear is Freedom
"When a man faces fear, his soul is tested. What he was born to seek... what he was born to achieve... his true nature will become clear."
Subjugation is Liberation
"The law doesn't protect people. People protect the law. People have always detested evil and sought out a righteous way of living. Their feelings - the accumulation of those people's feelings - are the law."
Contradiction is Truth
"This epidemic leads innocent people to their deaths, and yet, its pathogen will never be eradicated. This is a disease called serenity - a form of death that people have wished for."
Those are the facts of this world, and you will surrender to them, you pigs in human clothing!
"The opposite of boredom is not pleasure... but excitement. People will gladly seek out any kind of excitement, even pain."
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they dont listen to your microphones but they track you clicks. How else you think they make money?