These arricles are meant to be rage bait for the techno-illiterate. As you said, cell phones mapped your house long ago as well as your smart TV, or any appliance that requires an internet connection.

People traded in their privacy for convenience.

The trick is to get the green/light green bananas as they begin to ripen. Buying yellow to slightly darker yellow bananas will shorten their shelf life tremendously.

I’m not a fan of freezing them as they’ll still continue to ripen. Your best case scenario if you start seeing them browning out is to make some banana bread or mix it in cupcake/cake mix.

Or stick it up your butt.

I applaud your efforts to stay incognito, but the minute you stepped out of your dwelling, cameras were already focused on you. From neighbors ring cameras, to businesses, to stop lights, and flock systems; we live in a heavily surveillance state. Set a few parameters on the backend to ID/locate individuals such as yourself won’t be difficult if the government really wanted to crackdown on “antifa.”

Like some Europeans are doing, it’s time for Americans to start dismantling the mobile flock stations as a start to regain privacy. I mean heck, if you googled where the no kinga rally was and still took all the precautions to hide yourself, you still left a digital footprint.

It’s not shocking, but honestly surprised Amazon came late to the game. Surprise to no one, we already live in a heavy surveillance country. From our phones, to cars, TV’s, computers, to shopping; we are all being watched. Yet, certain people lose their minds because Ring? Give me a kit-kat.

If you picked up a history book, you would know there isnt much of a difference of functions in what ICE is doing versus the Gestapo back in WW2.

Way to reveal yourself

I used an old ipod to put my songs on, as well as an old iPhone since Apple.has a decent default music player versus the free version of Spotify.

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