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    71 year ago

    Hmm. I’m sure it will only be used for legitimate and honest purposes by well-meaning people.

  • @[email protected]
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    61 year ago

    I read about this a while ago when I was trying to see if I could build a device to see/hear through walls. It’s possible just hidden behind a lot of beauracicy/acadamia bs.

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    21 year ago

    Some consumer wifi company - linksys eero possibly? - some years ago was rolling out a home security feature which used signal differences in the mesh links to detect movement in the house. Not quite 1:1 with mapping, but similar.

    There’s been a bunch of “wifi as passive radar” in academic stuff for 10+ years, but w/out the modern image recognition stuff to boost it; most of if lacked public attention due to either academic paywalls or the difficulty of obtaining SDR gear in any affordable way at the time.

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    9 months ago

    web enshitification warning: use lynx to view that page unless you want to get clobbered with shitty anti-popup popups and cookie walls.

      • @[email protected]
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        29 months ago

        i use a variety of browsers and configs. I don’t recall which one burnt me (probably Tor Browser which has noScript built-in and thus runs 1st party js).

        Lynx is simply a text browser.