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Brandon Bedard's avatar

Civil liberties are the first to go under the guise of "safety". What's a astounding to me is the mental gymnastics that people have to go through in order to try to justify how this isn't a blatant disregard for the Fourth Amendment.

CT 3's avatar

If they don’t remove what is there, then put them in politicians homes and offices.

ArnoldF's avatar

ā€œThose who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty, nor safety.ā€ Benjamin Franklin

OurKingComes70's avatar

WW- Are you familiar with this? Could be used in conjunction with the flock technology.

SMART DUST PATENT

US Patent 11,354,666 B1 describes a system using ā€œsmart dustā€ (MEMS devices) to authenticate users for payments by collecting biometric and environmental data.

Overview

US Patent 11,354,666 B1, titled ā€œSmart Dust Usageā€, was filed on May 26, 2016 and granted on June 7, 2022. The patent is assigned to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. and was invented by Rameshchandra Bhaskar Ketharaju, Sarath Chava, Prasad N. Sivalanka, and Madhu V. Vempati from Hyderabad, India

. The patent focuses on authenticating users making payments using microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) devices, commonly referred to as smart dust

Technology Description

The system involves tiny MEMS devices, sometimes called motes, which are microscopic sensors roughly the size of a grain of sand. These devices can be airborne or carried by a user and are capable of collecting a wide range of sensor data, including:

Biometric data: heart rate, body temperature, blood pressure, facial and body recognition, voice, and fingerprints

Environmental data: motion, optical, audio, temperature, and pressure readings

The collected data is transmitted to a base station device, which compares it to a user profile to verify the identity of the person making a payment. Once authenticated, the system can authorize mobile or credit card payments without requiring a physical card or PIN

Applications and Implications

The patent envisions real-time, contactless authentication for financial transactions, enhancing security and reducing fraud. The MEMS devices can operate autonomously, potentially forming a cloud of sensors around the user. While the patent focuses on payment authentication, the technology has broader implications, including biometric monitoring, prosthetic control, and robotic interfaces

The concept has raised privacy concerns, as the devices could theoretically monitor individuals continuously, collecting sensitive biometric and behavioral data

. The technology is derived from DARPA-funded smart dust research, originally intended for military sensor networks

Key Details

Patent Number: US 11,354,666 B1

Title: Smart Dust Usage

Assignee: Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

Inventors: Rameshchandra Bhaskar Ketharaju,

Sarath Chava, Prasad N. Sivalanka, Madhu V. Vempati

Filing Date: May 26, 2016

Grant Date: June 7, 2022

Technology: MEMS devices (smart dust) for biometric authentication and payment verification

This patent represents a novel approach to secure, contactless financial transactions using advanced micro-sensor networks, highlighting both technological innovation and potential ethical considerations.

Julie's avatar

Our DNA responds to light and sound frequencies. Vmat2 receptors allow manipulation with our frontal cortex to be able to control us through 6g, and a type of Morse code through our microtubules inside our bodies that controls our nervous system. Smart dust makes the charge more effective to control us easier. It allows the computer and our brain to communicate without speaking, it is through the power of the air communication, no words required. Fast as the speed of light.

OurKingComes70's avatar

And we know who the "prince" of the power of the air is.....the beast system is rising. Only, the grace and power and mercy of the Restrainer holds it back. But, for how much longer? Only those in Christ will be spared from these horrors. When the Restrainer stops restraining then all hell on earth will come. It has been foretold to us. Witness to all about the victory we have in Jesus who said that the gates of hell would not prevail against us. P.S. the death jab destroys the Vmat2 receptors in people.

Julie's avatar

The good news is, even though ā€œtheyā€ have been trying to cancel our Xgene, God has been providing us with His own healing frequencies through gamma rays. I think when we have His full power, we will be the champions…of the world!

OurKingComes70's avatar

More on vmat2 gene and how "they" want to destroy it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spw5nmUrpWA

OurKingComes70's avatar

James Larrick, MD, PhD was the speaker...big pharma - Autobahn Labs. This video was supposedly debunked....you decide.

Julie's avatar

I knew about the funny-vax, pure evil. I have never seen this video before. It is interesting the colors of the fmri were yellow and red. If you look at a nebula, it is just missing the blue, green and purple.

Taby's avatar

Smart dust and Morgellons are being dumped out at night time. Go out at night point Flashlight towards the sky, but in front of you and look what is in the air. There is a man who works on the planes exposing a lot of info on FB. Trying to help people. You will not believe the videos and photos this is not a joke. Look up John Kaness

OurKingComes70's avatar

Oh, I know it's no joke. Have seen it many times when not a breath of breeze was stirring. I don't have FB. Is J. Kaness on any other site? Thanks.

Taby's avatar

Not that I know of.

Wayne Burden's avatar

It’s obvious to anyone with half a brain these cameras are for PERSONAL SURVEILLANCE. Why do you think they need all these data centers?? Our existing system is designed for 24/7 monitoring.

Do you buy everything with your credit or debit card? Believe it or not everything you have ever purchased is cataloged. Talk or text on a cell phone? Recorded. Have Alexa monitoring your home or work conversations? Recorded. Drive a newer car? Most have a tracking device.

They are building our prison brick by brick. The flock cameras are a more obvious tracking mechanism, but they are ā€œlate to the partyā€. We’ve been monitored for years. Facial recognition is just a more personal tool. Destroying them at this point in time is like closing the door after the horse is out of the barn. My opinion of course.

🐺The Wise Wolf's avatar

yeah it all ties together and the end result is the beast system from revelation. it's all mapped out by the prophets 2000+ years ago and is just waiting for anyone with a brain to look at the evidence.

Wayne Burden's avatar

Exactly. China has been the ā€œtest bedā€ for this system and now it’s coming to a street corner in every city here. We can fight back… yes… but it’s like an ant trying to stop a steamroller. The only one that will eventually stop this is Jesus Christ when He returns. Until then we have to deal with the Beast.

David Rinker's avatar

Yes, the biggest problem with data centers is not water, electricity usage, and noise. It involves their purpose reason for being. YOU will be stored in the data centers.

Jeck's avatar

Better they are disabled than not

Wayne Burden's avatar

Except when the Brown Shirts come in the middle of the night and drag you away… just wait… it’s coming.

Jeck's avatar

If the cameras and their owners aren't neutralized first, definitely

Jeck's avatar

Satanyahu probably has full access nationwide

Mark Schull's avatar

I agree with the article 100%. This flocked up company smacks of a prelude to big brother. All it will take is some greedy assed judge, probably in Minnesota, to accept a big bribe to give this company free reign to surveil wherever they want and our crooked governments , municipal, county, whatever will instantly start collecting our images wherever we go in public. The other part of this fookin company that pisses me off is the lack of ability to challenge your accuser. Traffic ticket you deny is you? Prove it mister. Call our office in Tampa and start the process. Good luck the company has the ball in their court. The home office is in....?. Denmark??? They should have to provide more than a picture of a license plate, who was actually driving your car? My grandson borrowed it the day in question. Drivers license recognition should be part of the equation. Flock says they don't use facial recognition, but you prove that a lie. Congratulations and thank you,! There is a lot of questions to be answered about these cameras and I implore my fellow citizens to go to town council meetings and go before the county councils and challenge the validity of surveillance without warrants.. let's kick their ass!

M Valtierra's avatar

And Kim Jung Orange’s, too.

🐺The Wise Wolf's avatar

haha kim jung orange… haha so good

michael's avatar

Just dropped are revision of Get the Flock Out, then saw this. Simpatico.

Aaliya's avatar

It’s fascinating how a simple software update can transform a system without any physical changes. It’s like flipping a switch on your phone!

LadyTrilo's avatar

ā€œAmericaā€ was lost decades ago. Our ā€œfreedomā€ exists ONLY in history books. The ones AI is harvesting and destroying. Public and private schools from K-post graduate, have already purged that concept. We are now a ā€œcollectiveā€

CarpeLibrum CatLover's avatar

The authorities where I live tried to pretend to the public that Flock street cameras caught a bank robber who actually outed himself on social media after he and his car were also seen fleeing by some of the humans he didn't kill when he robbed the bank.

Flock did not solve that crime. Human witnesses and the armed robber himself are why he was in custudy in under 24 hours. And even if it had, it still wouldn't be worth the price of losing our basic rights.

They can continue solving their bank robberies the same way they did my entire lifetime before they were constantly spying on me and everyone else in society for simply existing at all in public.

ArnoldF's avatar

620 pm this platform browser not letting me log in to post. Writing my profile update not working and they wont send me a code. Things that make you go hmmm.

Penni Livingston's avatar

I was recently involved in a trial and was shocked to learn that license readers are all over my town, along with video cameras on light poles. It did help the cops solve a crime involved in the matter so I have mixed feelings but I was quite in shock over the notion and my ignorance about it.

Eudoxia's avatar

I read somewhere else (perhaps Joyce Vance from Civil Discourse) that although police need a warrant to undertake such surveillance themselves, there seems to be no legal restriction on them buying such surveillance from third parties. It seems to happen throughout the US.

denise ward's avatar

Anyone who is in the police "force" is an enemy of the people. They work for the banks. Sure I know everyone has to put food on the table, but you have to think of another way buster, if that's your excuse for making yourself the enemy of your friends, family and neighbors and yourself. That's what one does when joining the police force, the military or works for the government in any capacity. I know, I know, you're stuck, like the rest of us, but being stuck is just the opportunity for figuring out how to get unstuck - forever.