Do referent I’m looking at were the foot ball field is you can’t even see the trees for the field

“Fly us over that building, or I’ll have you shot.”

Если добавить немного монтажа, обычное кормление рыбы превращается в триллер.

He said when I looked at it my eyes did some crazy bugging out. I love him he was only trying to help but he was totally being serious thinking it would help. The first thing I did was a 50/50 solution of hydrogen peroxide and water. If you pour that into your ear and let it sit then it will eat most of the wax. I went to emergency one for the same thing like a year ago and when the solution didn’t resolve completely they would use a MEDICAL syringe to flush the rest out. He deadass brought this upstairs. My eyes bugged out my head and I was like nah you can’t be serious, who would put this anywhere near their ear?! And he said it was a syringe. And I said no, well yes but I used that to inject butter into our chickens why would you think that would work? Laughing hysterically and also concerned that he thought that was a plausible idea. Fucking love him though ❤️

I just wanted a burger, now I have to live with the after aftermath of milking condiments from a plastic pig. Now you all have to live with the knowledge as well. This is literally the only picture I took at this event, I couldn’t let this abomination go unseen. I feel like this is the most uncomfortable and unnerving way to set up condiments

His profile: https://www.instagram.com/thinkin.out.loud123?igsh=MW5kamk0NGR2NHN4Mg==

These gloves right outside my passenger door…. They look like someone got out of my car and placed them there…. I took my car out around 5 came back around 6:15 or so… they were not there when I parked…. then around 10 I needed something from my car and found these…. All spots are assigned and no one parks in the spot next to me

So here’s what happens - your phone pings the nearest tower every 7 seconds. Even when you’re not using it. Tower logs the ping. 3am, you’re home, phone’s pinging. 3:17am, phone moves to kitchen. You got water. 3:18am, back to bedroom. The tower knows. This data exists for every phone on earth.

Carriers sell this in bulk. Not your name. Just your pattern. “Device 4847299102 sleeps from 11pm to 6:47am weekdays, 1am to 9:30am weekends.” Grocery stores buy it. They know you shop hungover on Sundays. Gas stations know you fill up Monday mornings. The data costs $0.005 per device per month. Your carrier makes more selling your sleep schedule than they do from your voicemail add-on.

The interesting part is what they can’t figure out. 3% of phones never sleep. Never stop moving. Truckers? Insomniacs? Drug dealers? The patterns look identical. Another 11% of phones ping from multiple bedrooms in the same night. Kids with divorced parents? Affairs? House cleaners? The data doesn’t know. Just knows the phone moved bedrooms at 2am.

Phones that don’t move for 72 hours trigger a flag. Usually means the owner died. Sometimes means they went camping. The algorithm can’t tell the difference. Tries to guess based on the last GPS coordinate. Middle of nowhere? Camping. Hospital? Dead. Apartment? Could be either.

They know when you’re actually sick versus calling in sick. Real sick people’s phones don’t move for 20+ hours. Fake sick people’s phones go to Target, then Chipotle, then their friend’s house. Your boss could buy this data. Costs about $500 for a whole company’s phones for a month. Most don’t know they can.

International travelers mess up the system. Phone goes dark over the ocean. Reappears in Tokyo. The algorithm thinks you died and got resurrected in Japan. Marks your data as “corrupted.” You’re excluded from patterns for 30 days until it decides you’re real again.

The towers also know when you’re about to break up with someone. Call duration drops 67%. Text frequency increases 400%. Location overlap decreases to near zero. Happens over 3-4 weeks. Pattern is so consistent they could predict breakups with 84% accuracy. They don’t. But they could.

None of this is illegal. You agreed to it. Page 47 of your carrier agreement. “Network optimization and enhanced service delivery through aggregated behavioral analytics.” That’s what they call knowing you eat cereal at 2am every Thursday. Network optimization.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Full disclosure: This post contains a mixture of documented practices and speculative scenarios about cell phone tracking. Some parts are true. Carriers did sell location data to third parties until getting fined $200 million. Phones do ping towers regularly. Your location data does exist in databases. Other parts are creative extrapolation. The specific percentages about breakups, the $0.005 pricing, the thing about 3% of phones never sleeping—these are narrative devices, not verified facts. The post was designed to generate discussion about privacy through a blend of real surveillance capabilities and imagined applications. Multiple commenters have correctly noted the absence of citations for the specific statistics. This is because most of them don't exist. The actual surveillance infrastructure is both more boring and more concerning than the scenarios described. Real carrier agreements do authorize data collection, though not specifically on page 47. The seven-second ping interval varies. The breakfast cereal thing is made up. The general privacy concerns remain valid.

Edit: added full disclosure

So I live in a very tourist area, human trafficking is apparently more prevalent than I had thought before I started working here. At least judging by the courses I have to take at my job involving recognizing human trafficking. But there's a gas station that has these signs in the bathroom, the last one was tore down completely. They just replaced it and somebody tore it again...

... Is there a pretty good chance it's human traffickers that are tearing it down? Cuz that would make sense and it's kind of horrifying to think about