Sol Brah breaks down Wi-Fi motion detection technology that maps movement inside your home without cameras, working like echolocation by tracking how objects block signals. Anyone with access could potentially track your location inside your house, raising serious privacy concerns.
Is your Wi-Fi tracking you? This screenshot has been making the rounds recently. It's basically selling you a service to have Wi-Fi motion detection in your home without the use of motion tracking cameras or sensors. Wow, amazing! And for the conspiracy theorists amongst us, aka educated people, this comes as no surprise whatsoever. What I mean is that they've had this technology and capability for a long time. Who knows how they've been using it? They can absolutely track where you are in your house using your Wi-Fi, regardless of if you pay for the service or not. It works by seeing what blocks the Wi-Fi signal, kind of like a heat map. And this is very similar to how bats use echolocation to fly through the air. And if Wi-Fi is beaming out these signals that are blasting into us and getting blocked, what else is that signal doing to our bodies? This is just another thing to be aware of in the increasing surveillance of this technological world. And Another reason to turn off your Wi-Fi whenever you're not using it.
