Google Watches ALL Your Devices! How to Stop It.
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- You may think you're protecting a computer with a VPN, Location turned off and various privacy strategies, but without awareness of all your devices, Google and other Big tech could be spying on all your devices at once, validating information among them like IP addresses and locations.
Google is also running perpetual little programs that do telemetry for Google even while devices are not in use. Information mismatches between devices (because of VPN use for example) can be auto-corrected based on matching devices with historical records that cannot be erased.
There are many many tricks and we are not aware of them, you will think you have privacy but in reality you won't. You need to understand what's involved and your knowledge needs to be brought up a notch.
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Wow this video is so impressive when you consider that he discovered this recently, then had to experiment, then shared his experience with us in clearly laid out new directives. Cool to see it in real time!
Yea right, wonder if Google is watching the vid, so they can reverse engineer his discoveries.
What's really scary, though, is if Rob can get caught... what chance do the rest of us have???
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I'm surprised more people aren't disturbed by our phones listening to us when we think we're alone. The other day, watching something on TV and talking about it, CZcams suggests related content without ever manually searching or enquiring about it, so now I have ship sinking videos recommended. Nobody was bothered by this apart from me.
And I only use Linux on my laptop, I can't quite get lineage OS to replace Google Android on my pixel 2 to test it out to replace my main phone. I don't even have SIM cards in these tracking devices.
What I would like to find is some sort of box I could put my phone in that would prevent it from hearing anything going on around it, but would still allow it to get signals and would have some way of repeating notification sounds and ringing outside the box. I don't want a Faraday box because I still want the phone to work (I still want to hear it ring when I get a call or make a noise when I get a text), I just don't want it listening to my conversations.
@@Zundfolge what I do is keep a dumb phone with my SIM card in it, tracking devices never leave the house; in the bedroom most of the time. I've also been trying to force myself more to go old school using laptops for anything internet related. Most of what I use on Android has a Linux app, whatever doesn't has alternatives I'm happy with. I suppose a good way of monitoring notifications from a secluded environment would be something similar to a baby monitor, but that would only work indoors.
@@ConMag-Fhionnghaile I go one step further. I have an iPhone X that I'm about to sell as I had Rob deGoogle a phone for me. The other night, SIM card removed I plug the phone in to charge, then turned it off. In the morning the phone was on.
@@ConMag-Fhionnghaile Maybe just a little sound proof box (that doesn't block cell and wifi signals) and a Bluetooth app that allows my computer to play rings and notifications. would work
Your mea culpa was sincerely recognized as just how insidious bigtech has evolved.
Rob, I am thankful for your informative lessons.
Great, but what have you done to protect yourself having learned from Rob?
Big tech has the ability to identify a user typing content by analyzing your typing. Not just your writing style, verbosity, structure, grammar, vocabulary and spelling (static document analysis), but also your pace, typing rhythm, etc. (live dynamic analysis) Every keystroke including the delete and backspace buttons. This tech is real. Why do you think google docs exists but to sample everything? Not just what you write but how you write and how you type. Every google search is compromising (real time search suggestions implies real time analysis of every keystroke).
If you really want to go next level, you should type everything into notepad to circumvent the real time typing analysis, then copy and paste. Deliberately alter your style, grammar, vocab, to circumvent the static analysis - its easier to dumb down than it is to dumb up.
Great comment... timely. The part about changing style is ok for some at times, but we thus inhibit our self-expression. Ok until we get laws in place, if feasible.
@@samsunga6927 Being stuck in one identifying style doesnt expand self-expressiveness; it limits it.
So don't use 6006l3 docs. What's the problem? As Rob says, "play the game", don't use the cr*p that tracks you.
@@samsunga6927 laws just make you think your safer. In reality THEY think you aren't paying attention then THEY go nuts on you. Second laws don't apply to the CIA. Laws are totally meaningless. We have over 200 years if history to prove that over and over and over........
@@terrydaktyllus1320 At what piont did you come to the conclusion that this was about google docs specifically? Are you willfully illiterate?
This man speaks the truth. Big tech must be fought on every level, technologically, financially, culturally, legally, and politically.
They are literally Skynet or the Borg. Far to much information, power and control is in their hands because of popular ignorance.
Agree!
It's like you can hide?
The way the general public has unquestioningly bowed down to this covid nonsense, I'd say the Borg is the more accurate descriptor!
And is our government helping ??????
@@nickoshana2246 NOPE!
Another great thing with Odysee is, they have a dislike button. That is, one that isn't meaningless!
Even though this video doesn't need such a downvote, it is still a nice thing to have to help alert other people to bad info.
dealing with privacy issues, getting healthy food, getting money, dealing with the "virus" situation, etc. all drain energy in this toxic world
Indeed! Search on one device, get ads for the same item on an unrelated device.
How about searching for something on your phone and not having Facebook yourself but your search items show up in your spouses FB ads and online search algorithms. They link us because they know we are married and live in the same household.
@@jvlacy It's worse than that. I have not had a Facebook account in over a year now but my wife still has her one, as well as a lot of my friends. I can guarantee that they are posting photos of various social events, and they will have named me in some of those photos, which means that Facebook still knows something about me - even without an account.
No cell phone, no tracking.
For your health
De-6006l3d phone, no tracking. And not "cutting off my nose to spite my face" either.
Yup ot beginning to be odd..its not worth it..its basically garbage if it want to know details of people lives..not even worth having anymore..this world is getting strange..wat would they want to watch poor people for..as they are billion n triollionares...no decent human would do such..
@@aliciamilam5636 Decency is the least they care about. Information has always been the most powerful weapon to make mass control possible. Yup even before Graham Bell.
@@terrydaktyllus1320 not having a phone is not “cutting off my nose to spite my face” a phone is not a necessity to living.
@@aliciamilam5636 you raise a valid point: because power is what people crave…not money. Power. Especially the wicked.
Let me give you an example of behavioral fingerprinting. A year ago I spent a night in a hotel 80 miles away from my home. My phone was turned off for 24hrs before arrival. I never checked in. One of my two friends did that.
Okay, now what I did was I did three searches: two songs and one funny video on a smart tv in the hotel room. How surprised I was to realize all thumbnails of suggested videos included unique videos I had seen in the past on my phone, including political ones. That was was creepy AF.
Smart tv's also have cameras in them...There's tech they can use to use the screen itself to view you even while the screen is off....
@@brianp6859 I have always been skeptical of the whole screen as a camera claim. Maybe you have information about how it works?
@@commentingisawasteoftime7195 it's false. and with COVID; Zoom, Facetime, Microsoft Teams, etc., a camera on a TVs is a legitimate feature. The TV sellers aren't hide the fact that there might be a tiny camera in the TV, they sell it as a feature. And the individual service providers have lots of motivation to make communication secure, although they obviously fail from time to time. There's nothing stopping anyone from putting a piece of tape on such lenses, if they are bothered.
I yelled into my Googled phone that I do not want to be tracked and they recommended Rob Braxman Tech videos to me. ;)
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I've had my Brax de-googled Pixel 3 for 6 months now and it's still not on my google device list, but I've kept it clean. It's nice not to be tracked and listened too.
Excellent info Rob. Thanks for your continuing invaluable detective work.
Rob,
Great report. Thank you!
I'm not an IT guru savvy person, but some of the 11 points seem understandable for me. Is this whole thing doable for non-IT people???
I really think I should start making these changes!
Do I understand correctly,... for a not IT expert... It seems your products will PARTLY help me, the rest is IT guru heavy lifting... I guess the easy part is investing in some hardware and a few changes:
1. VPN (if so can I plug my Orbi into it?)
2. change to De-Googled phones (do they have good cameras?)
3. change to Linux PC's (this seems really hard and expensive?)
4. cancel my google maps GPS
5. set up all my emails to flow through you email service (MAYBE I should just change my emails altogether, is that BEST; and use a new brax email address??? ALSO, won't my Tesla Model Y software & GPS hopelessly blow all this apart for me???
The tough part as a non-guru is getting help for all the other techno details you raised on your 11 points, along with some routine monthly maintenance 🤓.
Cheers,
Eric
Now CZcams creators are getting strikes from 10 years back. Makes me want to go move to the middle of nowhere and no internet or phone signal. Landline only.
The creators should be moving to other platforms by now. I watch more on those than here.
Just get a Kai OS phone.
Roku devices are also spying on us.
We need to put each device on their own subnets, so they cannot search our home networks.
Hey Rob, you should consider uploading your content on alternative streaming websites aside from CZcams, considering they are owned by Google. In this way, you are not indirectly supporting the corporation that doesn’t align with your privacy standards.
Google is nothing more than a stalker and peeping Tom. I thought there were laws against that!
CNN also does cross device tracking.
Thanks for the privacy tips & de-Googled phones, Rob! And happy Thanksgiving.
You are an amazing individual & this country NEEDS more people like you! You are a warrior my friend...fighting for our right to privacy & freedom
No, YOU fight for your right to privacy and freedom - he just tells you how to do it, but nothing changes until you actually invest time and effort to make changes for yourself. Sitting there just consuming video content achieves nothing unless you do something with what you have learnt.
Suppose we created a new Google account(s) with a public password. And then EVERYONE to log in with that account. Thus creating an account with tens or hundreds of thousands of devices associated with it.
Would that help throw a monkeywrench in the machine?
They will FORCE 2 FACTOR AUTHENTICATION! Those zuckers! With a Googled Android
How does that allow "privacy" when hundreds of people logging into the same account can all see the same set of data?
@@terrydaktyllus1320 It does not allow people to see each other. Rather, it gives you privacy because the people buying those demographics now see you want to buy a Ford. Ergh, Honda. In NJ, ergh, AZ. And you're searching for a cardiologist, or is that podiatrist?
The one account is one identity that screws the hell out of demographic tracking, by showing pretty much every option to the buyer. Who no longer knows if you are Jack or Jill.
Now create enough random incidents of that account, and all the datamining churns up garbage.
@@lyfandeth I don't understand what you are talking about, it makes no sense to me. Go try it if you think it will work.
A friend was traveling around the country years ago. He stopped in libraries and used the computers to create FB accounts using free email addresses and free internet phone numbers, “liked” dozens of random things, followed random people. He never had a real account. He just wanted to muddy the water. He thought it was creepy that FB connected contacts.
Google also does Linguistic Fingerprinting.
Not on a de6006l3d phone.
Cannot dislike anymore, going to Odysee cause i can "Fire" it...
Fire is the like tho.
There is no way the average person like myself could ever evade being spied on by devices. I am coming to the conclusion that if I want privacy the devices must go.
SIR, YOU HAVE CHANGED MY LIFE FOREVER IN A MATTER OF HOURS. I can't say that about any other human being. I have to be logged-in to comment, this is my Chrome browser. I should just send you a letter of appreciation, but this is a current video and you might read some comments. Usually I hate to watch videos, and even the very many good and informative ones absorb me for hours with my nose in a device. I met you just days ago, maybe less than a week. (4 days?)
I have watched so many of your fascinating videos in such a short time. I had no idea of practical steps but I knew for years the rotten state of our dependence on the internet. Not only am I interested, but I am taking action, as fast as I can figure it out. A lifetime of bad practices takes time to recreate in a proper way. For this I thank you and your steadfastness in your mission.
Love U detective Rob 😎♥️& Ur solutions 🙏yep big tech
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I keep hoping that someday Google will be broken up into separate companies.
And that affects your privacy now precisely how?
I am getting thousands of spam calls on the phone number I used for the authentication now.... They have to be the ones that sold the number since I was not getting the calls until I had to "update" all of my accounts. Love your videos
Answer them and curse the callers.
It occurs to me that since manufacturers usually will take the shortest path to market and that small embedded android chipsets are readily available, that it could be reasonable to assume that some flip phones which have bluetooth for hands free use, but don't have WiFi or apps for location or web, but might actually be hiding an android operating system and be participating in location tracking and cross device tracking. And the location tracking for 911 emergency calls might be always enabled either due to lazy developers or even purposely, and therefore can't be turned off. Have you investigated this?
The flip phone OS is KaiOS which is in fact affiliated with (partially owned) by Google
@@robbraxmantech smartphones are called smart for a reason. In 2021, either you use them or you don't use smartphones at all but I don't know many people who will take the second option.
@@danteerskine7678 I'm rapidly favouring the latter option.
For me, new tech and the tech industry has reached it's point of diminishing returns.
@Ed Ducate You are thinking too much and demonstrating that you don't even understand the basics of privacy. It's very simple. If you have to carry about a mobile phone AND you want as much privacy as possible, then:
1. Do not have any social media on that phone.
2. Even better, wean yourself off of Faecesbook and WhatsCrapp and close those accounts.
3. D36006l3 your phone.
Those three steps alone get your privacy to at least 75% of where it needs to be.
Why do you need to "spoof" anything if you don't send out the information in the first place? I don't understand your logic, I think you're trying to impress others in a public place when you're just talking nonsense.
Maybe there exists a small Arduino that can do virtual serial COM to a PC (BT or WiFi), but with a mobile interface and SIM card socket and can do digital texting without KaiOS. Assuming the Arduino mobile interface doesn't embed KaiOS, of course. Then maybe it could be possible to do texting based 2FA from a PC over a virtual COM port without any cross device telemetry. But that also assumes that you don't have any other devices near you that can enter IMEI snoop mode (such as a mobile signal booster).
😂....he kills me when he says,if you don't have this or you don't have that
you're basically Zucked.
Very well put together ! Iam finding that any kind of hope for internet privacy is null. There are so many low energy, oh your talking about that now. UDP/RDMA and ipv6, it's hopeless. We are seriously heading into a civilization like on the show on prime, the feed. So crazy 🤯
Man... You're like the General Patton in the internet spying war.
I'm feeling trapped by Google tech.
Then dont use ANY tech, and viola, you will no longer be trapped by tech. Simple.
This answered a bunch of questions I had, appreciate it Rob!
Thank you for your help I am currently an IT student and am looking forward to learning more about it from you
I use Linux as much as possible. Kodachi uses the TOR network, has a built-in VPN and erases all tracks on the computer. FREE and runs off a flash drive or virtual machine. Thanks
We can't move away from Google fast enough!
And have you done anything to "move away from 6006l3" yourself yet? Or are you just telling everyone else to do it? Nothing changes unless YOU put in time and effort to learn new privacy techniques and apply them. Everything else is "just words".
This is really shocking content! I am about to transit to a non Google world but escaping seems harder than I thought... Thanks for sharing that.... Gives me new things to consider
His previous videos give you things to consider. Why not spend some time doing your own research and going through them?
I'm still not gone from Google after almost a year watching channels like this one. Well, even using youtube alone is the biggest reason.
I also realised that I used my google mail address on way too many accounts.
Take it slow, isolate the things you do with browsers, use tempmails when you can, otherwise just try not to get everything linked to your existing data that google knows (like phone numbers, mail addresses).
If you cannot stop using OS's like Windows or Googled Android etc. just try to minimize the data they collect. Don't overdo it. If they want to track you, you can't do anything anyways.
Hey Rob, are these companies able to track a specific Ubikey (2FA device) in order to link identities/accounts? Would you in theory need one for each identity?
Never sinc devices, no matter what.
I have gratitude for this channel.
Thanks Rob. ✔️A simple but good idea is not to save or use any private contacts on the smartphone.
If you've not de-6006l3d the phone, they still have your identity. All you've done above is made it a bit more difficult for them to see who is linked to you. However, it's a "moot point" if other people have you in their private contacts on their smartphones.
The best thing is to not have a visible identity on the phone in the first place.
@@terrydaktyllus1320 I only use a smartphone for data without any contacts, photos, etc. For phone calls I have a second smartphone on which I have deactivated mobile data reception. The contacts were on a list on paper. After every call I delete the call data on the phone.
@@karlbesser1696 Are the phones de6006l3d or not? If they are not, you are still being tracked. Whatever else you do does not matter.
@@terrydaktyllus1320 I'm sorry, but this phone code de ... doesn't tell me anything. I am an old man.😀
@@karlbesser1696 Sorry, it's not a code. YT seems to delete a lot of my comments because they contain certain words, so I hide them using numbers instead of letters.
Think about the name of the parent company of this web site, and if you've watched some of Rob's video, he uses that word to describe removing that company's apps from your phone.
This is the lengths you have to go to now with their stupid automated algorithm here now!
Rob, thank you again! 🤗 Can I ask? Is it a good idea to use an old laptop for privacy after installing Linux instead of Windows? Or there's no point because it'll be easily seen that it's still the same old laptop, just with a new OS?
Computers do not emit a hardware device ID so it's fine
@@robbraxmantech thank you, Rob! 🤗🤗🤗
I did not know you were not coming to work tonight, Friday, so I went to your Jazz channel and listened to “Blue in Green” and relaxed with Pecans and Chocolate Nibs. Thanks for making some relaxing music.
Rob don't forget about RING!
Ring is a definite no-no. Everyone should be skeptical about any home surveillance system they install.
he has done a vid about those horrible doorbell cams
Thanks Rob, I'm very glad to see another excellent video and also very glad to discover that I'm not the only one with such concerns.
And they will remain as concerns unless you take what you learn here and do something to change them.
I can't reach people today. They just continue to buy new gadgets because of price and familiarity . Now they are getting Chromebooks. One word comes across from them after trying to make it useful: disappointment.
It doesn't matter. They already know everything including what you're about to do before you do it
You are only being tracked to validate your programming, for training purposes, and improve our quality control. :)
The reach of these tech companies is so obviously evil, I can't believe there are people who think it's just "business as usual"!
but, why are you commenting on CZcams at all? and why do they provide a platform for this guy, if they are so evil?
@@squirlmy They provide a platform because we're a product that they've bought and will sell again to third parties. All that data we give them. So valuable. You're not really that dense, are you?
Thank you very much, Rob! ☺️🌞🤗
This sounds weird but it's very real as a matter of physics:
your household speakers can be hacked and turned into microphones
especially with algorithms and "AI" used to remaster and amplify the low quality signal
They advertise to me based on what I'm thinking. How can I stop them from reading my thoughts and giving me headaches?
Same lol, it's mad creepy!
put your head in a Faraday cage?..................
If that's true then they are 100% complicate in human trafficking as well as many other horrible things.
Thank you for your simple open hearted help and all the hard work you put into these videos.
Everyone else is like....oooohh, new iPhone, I'm over here trying to get them out of my life as much as possible
So what you think about using HUAWEI devices without GMS? Is it good for privacy?
Please answer this question: Is a Apple iOS device less intrusive versus Android Google device? We will need to replace our "smart phones" in the next 6 months (or less). I'm in my mid-60s and feel way behind the knowledge power curve of technology. IMO, Big Tech is a untrusted leviathan with a serious lack of ethics led by people with an unbridled lust for power.
I'm in the same basket. Only till they take down the entire system and start over. We're toast. Maybe we should make it a Christmas wish or prayer.
I did a long and helpful reply to this message but the YT algorithm deleted it because I was telling you how to avoid using 6006l3 applications. Sorry, but I am not entering it all again, that's what happens when evil corporations become monopolies.
No. Apple's iPhone is as bad as an Android Phone. Apple uses the same techniques just like Google to collect your private information.
Same here...this beast needs to be sent to an abyss. But we need an overhaul of the dehenerates who created designed and appropriated the monster to be eliminated never to be enabled again to come into existence.
Decades ago I started in tech I T.. this is something else again. A monster out of control.
Just buy a de-Googled Android device. Don't ever log in to any Google accounts on it or use any of the usual social media and you're most of the way there. There are other small steps you can take too.
Sounds like a burner phone like criminals regularly use, paid for with cash, is the easiest way to go.
As long as you only use each burner phone 1 time.
Like Eric Trump...
Thank you, Rob! Shared!
If you need to go SOMEWHERE and YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE TRACKED, LEAVE YOUR PHONE at HOME. It is that SIMPLE. However, IF YOU have ALL THE NEWER CARS WITH COMPUTERS IN THEM THEY WILL TRACK YOU THAT WAY.
So you de6006l3 your phone and don't drive a car with a "smart computer" in it. If you buy "nice shiny things" without doing proper research first, that's your problem.
@@terrydaktyllus1320 Just cause YOUR PHONE is DEGOOGLED DOESN'T MEAN you STILL CAN'T BE TRACKED (JUST NOT BY GOOGLE) I drove an OLD TRUCK I CAN'T AFFORD BRAND NEW SHINY THINGS. I'm JUST TELLING ALL THE ELECTRIC JUNKIES what to do.
@@TyrantExterminator1776 Yes, a d36006l3d phone means you can't be tracked - and that's the final response you are getting from me because I don't waste my time on rude, shouty and self-entitled kids. And I could care less about your truck.
Run along, you are dismissed, discussion closed.
@@terrydaktyllus1320 When YOU ARE WRONG, RUNNING YOUR MOUTH DOESN'T MAKE YOU RIGHT, YOU ARE STILL WRONG. KEEP THINKING GOVERNMENT CAN'T TRACK YOU JUST CAUSE YOU HAVE A DEGOOGLED PHONE. ENJOY THE CAMPS. By the WAY, I AM PROBABLY OLDER THAN YOU.
@nunya business
Terry is quite the rude pest troll.
Rob, is it possible to uninstall WEA on a phone. I bought a new phone and was shocked that I could not turn off the premissions. It also reserves the right to read and change your texts, and, start your device. I can't uninstall it. It will only allow you to silence Amber alerts, but they are still running.
Rob thanks for what you do. Keep going! The internet needs you my man
Thanks Rob. Always feels good to keep one step ahead of big tech.
Google took away my log off button now I can't log out. Been like that for a while
I keep getting pop-ups from google asking that I agree with their rules of conduct. When on CZcams, commenting on a video, my keyboard keeps disappearing from the screen the pops up a few seconds later and keeps repeating it after a few more words. A few times when I hit post it will have a message that it will not post or a note pops up asking if I want to continue or delete it. On many occasions, I have lost my Yi fi connection then my internet. This only happens while I'm on CZcams and after commenting.
They are all on political videos. And I have used some restricted words like virus and vaccine.
I know exactly what you mean
More censoring to control the narrative.
Rob, thank you for your work!
This, ladies and gentlemen, is quality content.
It's only "quality content" when you learn from it and actually do something with it.
Switching off your phone doesn't means it's really switched off.
It's just standby-ing in the background. What it's doing while standby-ing will have to ask the phone manufacturer/google.
I'm listening to this through Bluetooth in my worktruck, and the Google assistance app just spontaniously opened itself.
It heard you.
6:38 - Sums up 2 TFA's actual purpose
Zucked up. There are alternative 2FA's and they choose the one that can force us into more spying
2FA ia security issue, not a privacy issue.
Here's something weird, I was outside the other night, looking at the sky (nice clear night). I thought to myself (not talking aloud to myself) didn't even have my phone with me, I wonder what the difference is between an asteroid and comet. Guess what appeared on my you tube recommendations, yep the difference between asteroids and comets. Coincidence or can these devices pick up on our thoughts now?
"If you do not have a do not have a degoogled phone, and do not have a VPN, then you basically zucked" 😂
So we gotta wait for Pine to be free at last.
Google has a software team that does nothing but make sure that all devices are tracked...We are soooo lucky to have Google.
Think of it as a game - thank you for re-framing it that way!
It’s a nice thought but unrealistic in this day and age. Unless you are willing to turn it all off and get rid of devices across the board, you will inevitably be tracked and monitored by the big G amongst many many others. I don’t care how many tricks you try or what steps you take to “de google” some Android device. Human behavior is the biggest issue - we want everything they provide and don’t think twice about why they ask for something or what the privacy consequences of doing so actually are. It’s an instant gratification world and these companies play it to a T.
but, I'm kinda glad criminals, kidnappers and murderers can be tracked by cell phone usage. That's a good thing! Criminals tend to be too dumb to arrange for special privacy features.
@@squirlmy Agree but with the tech it’s often a double edged sword. They begin to use it against law abiding citizens too (especially those of the wrong political persuasion…)
Another great video Rob. We are Zucked!
I have many old devices still logged in ... ugh
Would love to buy a de googled shirt. When I make discretionary purchases I like to spend my money on made in USA products. Do you think you can ask t-spring to print some shirts from Bay-Side t-shirts they are made in USA and I am wearing one now😁
So rather than just "giving up" and asking for a t-shirt, why don't you take the time to log out those old devices and remove them from any 6006l3 device lists? Nothing will change unless you take the time to start helping yourself with privacy.
Hey Rob, long term viewer here. Not sure if you are aware of this shocking discovery. I took win 10 apart bit by bit and upon installing windows right at the begining they take a full picture of you without knowing! They have been spraying us with nano particle bl chip sets. Bixbi knows your heart rate also some distros have a function where the music volume is changed depepnding on where we are. They have heaaaps of sensors.
I assume there is a massive data base with all of our faces already recorded,so say any phone you grab identifies you then can feed you the normal bs
Why would you "grab any phone"? Particular at these times of "enhanced cleanliness" and distancing.
12:39 I was surprised that the mic suddenly appears in front of him. I have no idea what he’s talking about but finished his video anyway.
Thanks Rob. Very impressive.
Thanks, your presentations are so well done!
Hey Rob do you miss Persiscope?? I miss the old school videos
Wow !---this is great stuff ! Thank you!-----I am hopeless at most techy stuff, but I will try to keep up with at least some of what you say.
Thanks !!....A
Thank you! I have finished my first prepping project for our dystopian future... having emergency heat and solar power backup for the inevitable power outages we're about to start having (thanks, Brandon). I think working on getting a degoogled phone and going a little more gray-man with it is my next project. There's no way I'll ever be able to get a good CCP Social Credit score, so being out and about freely in society isn't likely to be an option for me in the near future ;-)
lol so have those power outages manifested for you?
@@merandasomnolentgamer8323 no, but after what happened in Texas I'm more at ease knowing I can stay warm any winter we might lose it here. California is having rolling blackouts again but it never gets very cold there, unless you're in the mountains, so no one will suffer all that much during them. Here, it could mean quite a bit of suffering, if not death. And while I haven't needed it for power outages, it's been great for camping!!
Although tech has surpassed my full understanding, I find hope in this video and your willingness to share your expertise. Thank you, sir.
Your youtube and news algorithms are affected not only by your searches but also just random conversation around your phone.
Not with a de6006l3d phone.
Google has security cameras and thermostats. What are they doing with that info? hmmm
Not in my home they don't.
Sounds like good advice. But isn't it odd that this video is still up on Google owned CZcams?
Thank you, Rob
You are brilliant, sir. Thank you for all the information you share. Now you have me wondering if your yacht's navigation system ultimately "calls home" to Google as well.
Would your device be tracked if you used Tor browser to do a google login on a degoogled phone? Maybe that could be the browser isolation strategy
Awesome!!!! Exactly, what I was noticing the past weeks
Once again, you are at the top for usable information. Thank you.
I will never do anything on Facebook
Google and the rest should learn pepole are not stupid thay will go somewher else
Thank you for helping pepole you are a hero man
Some pepole don't know the value of what's lost
Question: is there a way to avoid big tech phone book records? I ask this because this cannot force people who have your number, or who you give your number to, to drop social media
So in other words I’m zucked the moment I sign into any google service like CZcams on a mobile device since I can’t perform browser isolation like I can with a pc. Sounds great…
Thanks, I was unaware of this modality of 'leaks' .
My knowledge grows because of you. Thank you!
Thanks Rob. Great information as always.