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[–] Ask_me_4_some_Karma 2 points

I for think it is silly to give such precious material away willingly, but its a prospect of society today that we can have what we want and not have repercussions. Perhaps I'm wrong, but since I've had family members submit to certain lineage detective websites, it is a major turn off. I get the appeal, but my stuff is my stuff ya feel?

[–] garbotalk 2 points

Yes. Your stuff IS yours. Because we live genetically modified shortened lives, many of us do not have knowledge of our family tree beyond a few generations, if that. I get the appeal. But it is not worth the risk.

The Consortium aliens are long lived, thousands of our years. They have extensive geneologies of their families, back thousands, even hundreds of thousands of years. They are used to collecting data. And they have categorized each one of us, filling in data as it is offered: a doctor visit here, a fingerprint there, photos from your social media, your address, your marriage and birth records, the friends who message you, your tax records and now DNA from these geneology sites.

Knowledge is power. Some things we can't control them accessing. We need driver's licenses and car registrations. But the things we can control we must.

Sign "do not disclose" forms at your doctor's office. Remove permissions for data sharing with your online presence, especially when purchasing things. Block cookies. Delete social media, or at least privatize it. Be careful about who knows personal details about you.

[–] exicleus 1 points

Protect your information.

You do not really know who is on here or what they can do.

[–] garbotalk 1 points

Yes. I will.

[–] garbotalk 1 points

https://www.yahoo.com/tech/m/2ae09154-66cb-3a03-9b64-1152f05d43c9/india-may-tell-companies-to.html

India realizes that they have the capacity to store and USE biometric data that goes to the cloud, FOREVER. How many of our companies now use Indian companies as intermediaries? I know I speak to someone in India for cable repairmen, for complaints on a product, for ordering something.

There is NO privacy in these instances, who you are, where you live, what time you are home, how many are in your family, ages, sizes, interests, ailments, etc. And if you complete a survey after you've been helped, even more is known about you, in a nation that intends to accumulate this information to use how they see fit.

THIS is the danger of biometrics. Knowledge is power. Corporate knowledge of you, which is gathered by other nations as well as other hidden alien factions, can be used or sold to manipulate or find you.

[–] garbotalk 1 points

Two German men escaped their nursing home to attend a heavy metal festival - Tone Deaf
https://tonedeaf.com.au/german-men-escape-metal-festival/

This story was meant to be amusing, finding old people who escaped a nursing home to go to a metal concert using biometrics.

I saw a more sinister aspect to this. In Germany, anyone can be found anywhere, any time, by those in authority who want to find them. This gave me shivers.

What if Germany had this ability before WWII to find and kill the Jews? They could have all been rounded up and killed in weeks, not years. They would all be dead, wiped out, because biometrics were available to psychopathic leaders.

This biometric identification is a bbc available in more and more nations every day. The U.S. is big and spiralling, but within large cities, it is expanding.

Airports are gathering and using biometric info on everyone they can. Rock concerts and other large gatherings too.

We must resist this gathering and misuse of our data, or the next time "undesirables" are identified in a nation led by psychopaths, they may be exterminated before we even become aware of it.

[–] BkobDmoily 1 points

Privacy is and always has been an illusion. We are known in this world. Such is immutable law.

Social media is the new capitalism. We must participate or risk social poverty.

When we achieve agape love, we learn to love even the Kayeen. They serve a purpose.

[–] garbotalk 1 points

Facebook is a surveillance system!

https://www.yahoo.com/news/facebook-surveillance-system-sci-fi-author-cory-doctorow-says-090028574.html

[–] garbotalk 2 points

https://www.engadget.com/2018/08/15/los-angeles-first-us-city-subway-body-scanner/?yptr=yahoo

Full body scanners to ride a subway? It's happening in LA, soon to a subway near you.

Body scanners render you virtually naked. The price of taking public transporation is too high to pay if we must be full body scanned to do it.

The Kayeen are trying to limit other beings from moving undetected as they do themselves, gaining an advantage.

[–] ACuriousHumanBeing 1 points

This only further kicks down the most venerable and poor in society. Many rely solely on public transportation because its what they can afford.

Further it is better for the environment and city congestion that people use public transportation.

All of this makes it even worse for the people who use and need this service the most. The more rich of us can easily avoid this, the poorer though, not so much, and not nearly as privileged.