Cool, I like the esp idea but won't you have to walk fairly slowly with a default ESP antenna? High gain might be better.. If you're wearing a cap you may not care as much being seem from above vs from the front.
Maybe attach a little windspeed meter to the top of the antenna on your hat too ;)
Voting, and participating locally in policy discussions has far greater traction.
The fact is with satellite to cell service online, there is a far greater risk automotive and civilian telemetry meta-data is collected regardless of what people want or do on the ground.
It is credulous to believe individuals can affect political policy with gadgets. =3
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Partial summary:
-ESP32 based device that tries to detect bluetooth/MAC addresses of flock cameras and beeps when it does
- a Stingray detector that runs on a second-hand mobile hotspot
- a device that alerts you about things that are moving approximately with you (AirTags, SSIDs, etc).
The last project is this, it actually does a lot more.
https://github.com/Em3ritus/simulacra
Is it this thing?
https://simeononsecurity.com/articles/flock-you-detection-pr...
Yea, it's the OUI Spy board: https://github.com/colonelpanichacks/oui-spy
Cool, I like the esp idea but won't you have to walk fairly slowly with a default ESP antenna? High gain might be better.. If you're wearing a cap you may not care as much being seem from above vs from the front. Maybe attach a little windspeed meter to the top of the antenna on your hat too ;)
Sigh, researchers used to publish cutting edge stuff.
That list reads like a fist year lab schedule. lol =3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBlAMqoJ5BA
It's cutting edge (in the US at least) for citizen activism and individual anti-tracking protection, has to count for something no?
Voting, and participating locally in policy discussions has far greater traction.
The fact is with satellite to cell service online, there is a far greater risk automotive and civilian telemetry meta-data is collected regardless of what people want or do on the ground.
It is credulous to believe individuals can affect political policy with gadgets. =3