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"I just want an mp3 player, why do most all of them have blue tooth, and some with FM radio, and a voice recorder? 👉Are all these things connecting the nano-guys to the grid. OMG!" So agree with you here.

I have a pixel 6, I finally decided to measure the radiation (a couple weeks ago) with my Cornet RF meter and OUCH it was hitting massive high pulses. I share this with my group of neighbors, everyone was shocked as we metered each of our smart phones, but my Pixel was the highest, next highest was a brand new Iphone. I now make almost all my calls on a hard wired desk phone. My pixel runs Graphene Operating System - opensource de-googled, so I thought I was so good for avoiding the surveillance cops, but that was clearly not helping the ringing in my ears. Others have said to use Nokia 2760 that has removable battery, but it is loaded with spyware, and you must login to give away your ID before first use. Then there's the nasty 2 step text verification we are tied to our smart phone for! it's all a leash tied to the device.....

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Excellent comment! I will pin it.

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I do believe the ringing in your ears (tinnitus) is maybe more to do with the ever-increasing EMF's loosed into the AIR, now from cell phone towers, proliferating like bunnies, and from satellites, too... There are not many places, if any, left on the planet that don't get SOME EMF's, just flying around. And we wonder what's killing the bees, the birds, the trees, etc etc etc

The list of symptoms people (and everything else) experience from EMF's is LONG, and includes the "flu." Hmmmm. Yes!

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Happily without a smartphone!

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All incredibly valid points. I wrap the smart phone in double layers of tin foil for travel. It is not deployed unless absolutely required, which is nigh on never. A dinosaur Samsung flip phone with replaceable battery serves as the useful alter ego. Smartphone always on speaker and away from body. It is treated as a Cold Way spyware snooping device, which of course it is. The abject lack of respect for this technology and the blind unawareness of its undeclared and clearly concealed vile purposes surpasses dumb naïveté.

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Thanks. Look up Mission Darkness products, might be better than the tin foil.

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I recently found out LED lights also a conductor. Any recommendations on a flip? And can I use a Chromebook to read substack? Is that better than the phone? I’m trying to phase out my cell.

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I think the only real way to avoid surveillance is to make your own PC using linnux system, but you still have an IP anonymity issuse-thats beyond me. Chrome is 666 no matter how you slice them.

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And emf. Is a weak cell signal better than wifi for your health.

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I guess it depends on many factors, closeness to the phone etc. I use 3-4 bar wifi separated by concrete wall from the router that's on another floor. I think you only need 2 micro watts per m2 to get good reception. Radio Freq on my Trifield is near zero.

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Was actually thinking more of the crap your cell phone can do.. like send signals to your brain, the skin connection.. front facing camera.. how to avoid that with a flip phone , something else to read on, gps

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I think the intel agencies can trace vpn, not sure.

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I have never used a smart phone and our laptops are hard wired via the landline. Yet the interior of my home buzzes with EMFs. All living things are dying slowly because of this lunacy..... I don't want to worry you but I actually think that 5G is a murder weapon and it doesn't matter if we consciously use it or not.

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Agreed, I live 4 sides surrounded by concrete walls and thick bedrock, one by floors of concrete above. I have a Trifield that can get some info and foil sleep bags I can hang on the only open side if TSHF. So far there are few towers here.

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Lucky you! I hope it stays that way! I live in a village on the south coast of England. Finding somewhere without intense emf signals is almost impossible here. When we first moved into this ground floor flat in March 2021 our electrosmog meter registered VERY low signals. Suddenly, in August of that year we started getting pulsed high signals. Now they are horribly intense. There is no escape from them in UK and the wildlife is a small fraction of what it was only a few years ago. Nobody seems to notice....

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Oh, dear, the good old days, when the body was not used to data collection, transfer, and reception for insidious purposes... Well, only because the tech was too slow at the time, but what the heck.

Beware of the tinfoil solution! :)

The last piece of info I've encountered about using tinfoil for shielding claimed you need seven layers; that was about "smart" meters that one cannot even shield legally. "Smart" meters and household "smart" anything, including Wi-Fi, are now used for registering and relaying information to the providers:

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/enforcing-smart-households-with-your

Cell phone tech has always used the human body as the extension of the built-in antenna, except the signal strength and the amount of data transmitted has become a secret and out of the owner's control. After cell phones were introduced, brain cancer in children increased sixfold, but that was in the early 1990s. Have you noticed that movies usually show negative forms of behavior and one of those is to hold a cell phone to the ear?

Added a link to this article in the one in your link.

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Excellent post!

I have a smart phone that was FREE, and then they stopped it being free. I still have it, but I want to do a ritualistic killing of it... I could NOT see how to get the battery OUT of it.

WHY? We may ask, why all this horror show with these fucking phones? They WANT to track us, they WANT to spy on us, the WANT to HARM us... But we have a hard time dealing with reality when it means we have to go cold turkey from our heroin, I mean, cell phones. ADDICTION is not pretty.

But guess what? I have no addiction to cell phones, I don't USE them. I REFUSE them. I have a desk-top computer now on its third HD, WIRED. I have a desk phone that sits in my house, WIRED, with a message/answering machine in it. I don't even like THAT. I'd like to have the OLD kind of phone, from back in the day, that was a REAL land line, and that nobody can see who I am before they even answer. FUCK the high-tech thing. I'm okay with low-tech and having no tinnitus, no heart palps, no arthritis, no hypoxia, no forgetfulness, no trouble sleeping, no unwavering hunger....

I can't WAIT until the world figures this out. I hope I'm not dead yet.

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Thanks Proton, you’re awesome whoever you are 🙂

Michael1964

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Pleasure's mine

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Though I am unsure how "protected" I am... I do not have a phone, My PC is a 10+ year old laptop with no camera, I did not take the death jab, no "tests" were done sticking things up My nose, nada.

But I would not be surprised at all if Ones who had/have any of that are going to be more controllable...

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Keep your WIFI at 2-3 bars away or use LAN cable

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My friend whose floor I am crashing on these days is hypervigilant and has ethernet, so any WIFI around is from neighbors. But if I end up elsewhere in My homelessness, I will be vigilant too!

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Thanks for your reply!

Yes, just as I posted that comment I suddenly thought about China.

I don't know anybody there, although I've taught a lot of Chinese students in the past. But I guess it must be functioning pretty smoothly. Here in the UK it's been slower-going, more tech problems. The tech industry and the number of skilled workers in China is incredible now...

I had cause to (attempt) to speak to the station master at a country train station the other day, and ended up being put through to a woman at a call centre in China. She was incredible, and made multiple phonecalls and arrangements, solving my practical and pressing problem efficiently within minutes. I've never experienced that level of efficiency in the UK in 20 years.

If the control grid is run out of China, it could be successful.

However, you mentioned martial law. I've always felt that this control grid was an alternative to martial law - it's easier to get Pharm animals to control themselves, rather than scare them with loud noises and risk a stampede.

Personally, I think there will be a big false-flag 'bang' event in the UK soon, but I'm not sure about martial law. I was really scared about it in 2020, as were lots of people. I think a new 'crisis' is coming (manufactured), but not sure the response in the UK will be martial law.

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Fake pandemic X---massive deaths due to mix of 5G with the nanos in the shots--temporary martial law to get people into the next phase of tyranny. Not so hard.

The UK is planned to lose 77% of it's population:

https://ia800503.us.archive.org/18/items/deagel-2025-forecast-by-country/Deagel-2025-Forecast-by-Country.pdf

My prayers are with you Alison!

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The chipping psyop. The wearables psyop. It all sort of makes sense in their transhumanist hellscape agenda, right?

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https://www.bitchute.com/video/LoZrA5fuAWL7/

(1:00:23 to 1:03:35)

From eyesiswatchin podcast- the rest is worth watching as well, but the time stamped segment is germane to the discussion...

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People are trapped by the convenience of cell phones.

In Africa it has become a status symbol and the unfortunately ignorant Gen Z and Millennials can't see how they are controlled by these devices. They have a tantrum if they cannot use the smart phone.

The apps are tools to get information and data of for advertisers and this data is sold by the Alphabet companies to marketeers.

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I'm a dumb smartphone user and I know I shouldn't be but there it is. A line from the film Desperately Seeking Susan has always stuck with me: Susan (Madonna) is reading the diary of the housewife character (Rosanna Arquette) and says: "This has got to be a cover, nobody's life could be this boring." Sad to say I watched that film at about age 24 and thought, "That'd be my diary" and nothing's changed since. I kind of think if they're wasting resources tracking me good luck finding anything of interest. Of course, that's not the point! I know and you never know when you might not want to be tracked and regardless of how uninteresting my web history is it's not nice to know it's tracked.

I remember my neighbour and friend, Julian Assange's father telling me that Julian was very careful about communicating with him using encryption technology. It seemed over the top to me for just family type communication. Much later I discovered that Chelsea was an infiltrator and Collateral Murder was faked and I thought, oh dear, right under our noses ... and still no one will acknowledge this fact - I mean, isn't it a rather significant one?

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Patent pending! Nice.

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Last phone I bought battery was removable...LG V20. A few years ago it was suddenly "no longer compatible" with the networks. I only use for emergency and stupid 2FA and always have it turned off as I am super sensitive to RF. Had to start using an older hand-me-down iPhone as I did not want to purchase a new one. Interesting, the iPhone is older than the LG but is still supported by the network. Why am I not surprised?

Everyone should also know that "Deck" phones (cordless home phones) are just as bad as cell phones for radiation. Basically the satellite phones are only radiating when in use, but the main unit is radiating all the time, just like a WiFi router. My beloved father was surrounded by wireless radiation for years, sitting at his desk in front of deck phone base station with WiFi router up on shelf above his head and infernal Smart Meter having replaced the mechanical one on the wall outside at some point in time.

He knew something was getting to him and assumed it was the WiFi, but probably the deck phone was even worse since it was closer. To my great shame, I was unaware of the grave danger of all this at the time and I am ashamed to say I dismissed his concerns. He knew this was something he had not experienced in his many decades on the planet. After he passed I learned the hard way when I realized it was all making me quite ill. IMO, having an RF meter is necessary to be safe.

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Luckily all we can buy today is a radio with auto-scan.

I really hate these disturbing buzzes eeezees and feezes on this or that frequency while randomly dialing the frequency bands when I just want to listen to the state broadcasting station.

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