#quote #jimstone
http://www.voterig.com/.y1.html
#How the #bug works:
You go to a store. Buy your stuff. The attendant at the counter has a cell #phone set to continuously scan for nearby devices. If a new device has been detected for the first time, the phone dings and the option appears to bug the device on the spot, even if the phone number is not known. Then, since you know the location of whoever you bugged from that point on, you can send people to rob/kidnap/murder and I just found out yesterday this is how the cartels get it done. This happened to me and it wrecked posting for Friday.
All of my devices can have the batteries taken out so I was able to lay low but it took an entire day to get "out of there" safely, I left long before sunrise and this is my first post afterward. The devices are still obviously bugged but since they would have no interest in me other than to rob me, if I am out of their zone there's no problem.
I was stupid with how I got bugged. I won't make the same mistake again, (count on it), I went into a small local store out in the boonies and bought a cheap shirt and a snack. I got into a conversation with the girl and told her I was out there with a metal detector looking for nuggets. (There is going to have to be a way to pay for this site when everything gets shut down,) and I am for a short time trying this because nuggets are EVERYWHERE in Mexico, it's not like the United States where 900,000 people have been over the gold sites, with a detector you have a real chance of making a living - Anyway, once she saw the detector that was it, she nailed my sh*t and my internet started running like crap, right there, in the store, during using the translator, live. I know how my devices act. I knew what happened right after she toyed with her phone for a bit.
I knew these bugs existed, but thought that only "privileged people" had access to them. That's not the case at all, as it turns out, if you pay enough for the bug you get the whole shebang and can do NSA level stuff where you just get close enough to someone to identify their devices and you can be bugged on the spot, even if they never knew you. This goes back to operation talpiot, minix, "the operating system under the operating system" - THAT. Your cell phone can NEVER be turned off unless it is one the battery can be taken out of, how can it possibly be turned off when if you go to charge it, a cute nicely formed motion video graphic of a charging battery shows up? "Off" is fiction, and the bugging software exploits that.
The normal bug that's relatively cheap requires knowing the phone number and it gets placed with a call that does not talk. All you have to do is pick up the phone. Even the cheap bug that requires the phone number can jump into every other device you have, the expensive bug turns your phone into one that can jump into any device that approaches.
SO HEADS UP: Bill Gates walks around in plain clothes for a reason. If you are in a shady area and you pull up in your Escalade dressed to the hilt, your devices can be nailed and this is one way "random and mysterious" robberies and carjackings can be accomplished.
The only defense agains this type of thing is to own devices with removable batteries, and those are getting few and far between. But are still somewhat readily available if you don't need one that can have 30 facebook pages open while streaming on zoom and uploading to TikTok, or your phone is not a fashion statement.
