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[Guest]

Is that remotely possible

 

Yes, and you are in real trouble now brother

 

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It's Not Nice To Tease Your Big Brother 

 

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Daddy's Got Your Back

 

"Beware that you don't look down on any of these little ones.

 

For I tell you that in heaven their angels are always in the presence of my heavenly Father. Matthew 18:10 (NLT)

[other one]

Do you know that smart tv's can listen in and record personal conversations and store them? Sort of creepy...

 

Big Brother is here...

Mine can't.   I took it apart and looked for a camera and microphone and there is none there.  Neither is there one in my direct tv boxes.

[angels4u]

 

Do you know that smart tv's can listen in and record personal conversations and store them? Sort of creepy...

 

Big Brother is here...

Mine can't.   I took it apart and looked for a camera and microphone and there is none there.  Neither is there one in my direct tv boxes.

 

You took it apart?

 

How can I check if there is one on our Samsung smart tv? 

 

Can you explain what a direct tv box is?

[other one]

 

 

Do you know that smart tv's can listen in and record personal conversations and store them? Sort of creepy...

 

Big Brother is here...

Mine can't.   I took it apart and looked for a camera and microphone and there is none there.  Neither is there one in my direct tv boxes.

 

You took it apart?

 

How can I check if there is one on our Samsung smart tv? 

 

Can you explain what a direct tv box is?

 

Direct TV is a satellite dish controller and dvr.    If you are not used to working on electronic things I would not attempt to take a TV apart.....  smart or not.   They are quite delicate inside static electricity wise.

[angels4u]

No, I leave our TV  listening in..........

 

TV will l hopefully become smarter

[Keith]

Do you know that smart tv's can listen in and record personal conversations and store them? Sort of creepy...

 

Big Brother is here...

 

Actually, TVs have had this kind of technology since the late 70's.  I found out about it in the early 90's when I went to a meeting held by Gary Kah (a Christian), who was making it his mission to warn people about things like this, as well as exposing secret government projects that imposed on the public's privacy and liberties.  Yes, I know that may sound like conspiracy theory bunk, but so many conspiracy theories have proven to be true.  Gary provided a lot of evidence and documentation for his claims.  He's even had his life seriously threatened many times for doing this.  (At a time when it wasn't common to be doing it.  His meetings were always kept small and in quiet places due to the threats against him.)

 

Anyway, Gary explained how televisions made since the late 70's had the ability to see into your living room remotely via the cable company.  It even became known at one time (I think it was through an accidental transmission?)  and there was a small outcry from some people.  I don't recall the excuse/reason that was given to placate people, except to say that it was for some kind of emergency and cable companies hadn't used that capability in the years since the testing of it.    Documentation was provided by Gary for all of this. 

 

A friend of mine and I, in our early 20's at the time, decided to test one of Gary's theories.  We were told about a place the government was supposed to have abandoned many years ago.  It was in the middle of nowhere.  But, there was suspicious activity going on there.  Once you drove out there, the area looked abandoned and run down.  Signs were worn out and said it was closed.  But, Gary said, that was just the first entrance.  If you drove through it, he guaranteed that you wouldn't get more than half a mile down the road without a half a dozen black cars and three black helicopters swarming you.  He said he was detained in a private area for six hours and questioned.  All he would tell them is that he got lost and they eventually let him go.  My friend and I decided to test this.  At night.  We had the exact same experience.

 

I haven't had a TV now for over ten years.  But, that's because I got tired of being bombarded with propaganda and filth and paying for the privilege.  I'm sure they could look through my iMac if they want to.  Then again, so could the neighborhood hack these days. 

[angels4u]

 

Do you know that smart tv's can listen in and record personal conversations and store them? Sort of creepy...

 

Big Brother is here...

 

Actually, TVs have had this kind of technology since the late 70's.  I found out about it in the early 90's when I went to a meeting held by Gary Kah (a Christian), who was making it his mission to warn people about things like this, as well as exposing secret government projects that imposed on the public's privacy and liberties.  Yes, I know that may sound like conspiracy theory bunk, but so many conspiracy theories have proven to be true.  Gary provided a lot of evidence and documentation for his claims.  He's even had his life seriously threatened many times for doing this.  (At a time when it wasn't common to be doing it.  His meetings were always kept small and in quiet places due to the threats against him.)

 

Anyway, Gary explained how televisions made since the late 70's had the ability to see into your living room remotely via the cable company.  It even became known at one time (I think it was through an accidental transmission?)  and there was a small outcry from some people.  I don't recall the excuse/reason that was given to placate people, except to say that it was for some kind of emergency and cable companies hadn't used that capability in the years since the testing of it.    Documentation was provided by Gary for all of this. 

 

A friend of mine and I, in our early 20's at the time, decided to test one of Gary's theories.  We were told about a place the government was supposed to have abandoned many years ago.  It was in the middle of nowhere.  But, there was suspicious activity going on there.  Once you drove out there, the area looked abandoned and run down.  Signs were worn out and said it was closed.  But, Gary said, that was just the first entrance.  If you drove through it, he guaranteed that you wouldn't get more than half a mile down the road without a half a dozen black cars and three black helicopters swarming you.  He said he was detained in a private area for six hours and questioned.  All he would tell them is that he got lost and they eventually let him go.  My friend and I decided to test this.  At night.  We had the exact same experience.

 

I haven't had a TV now for over ten years.  But, that's because I got tired of being bombarded with propaganda and filth and paying for the privilege.  I'm sure they could look through my iMac if they want to.  Then again, so could the neighborhood hack these days. 

 

Very interesting,I don't really care too much if anybody would be listening in,why would they really care about the people who live their own life ..without bothering anybody?

[Keith]

 

 

Do you know that smart tv's can listen in and record personal conversations and store them? Sort of creepy...

 

Big Brother is here...

 

Actually, TVs have had this kind of technology since the late 70's.  I found out about it in the early 90's when I went to a meeting held by Gary Kah (a Christian), who was making it his mission to warn people about things like this, as well as exposing secret government projects that imposed on the public's privacy and liberties.  Yes, I know that may sound like conspiracy theory bunk, but so many conspiracy theories have proven to be true.  Gary provided a lot of evidence and documentation for his claims.  He's even had his life seriously threatened many times for doing this.  (At a time when it wasn't common to be doing it.  His meetings were always kept small and in quiet places due to the threats against him.)

 

Anyway, Gary explained how televisions made since the late 70's had the ability to see into your living room remotely via the cable company.  It even became known at one time (I think it was through an accidental transmission?)  and there was a small outcry from some people.  I don't recall the excuse/reason that was given to placate people, except to say that it was for some kind of emergency and cable companies hadn't used that capability in the years since the testing of it.    Documentation was provided by Gary for all of this. 

 

A friend of mine and I, in our early 20's at the time, decided to test one of Gary's theories.  We were told about a place the government was supposed to have abandoned many years ago.  It was in the middle of nowhere.  But, there was suspicious activity going on there.  Once you drove out there, the area looked abandoned and run down.  Signs were worn out and said it was closed.  But, Gary said, that was just the first entrance.  If you drove through it, he guaranteed that you wouldn't get more than half a mile down the road without a half a dozen black cars and three black helicopters swarming you.  He said he was detained in a private area for six hours and questioned.  All he would tell them is that he got lost and they eventually let him go.  My friend and I decided to test this.  At night.  We had the exact same experience.

 

I haven't had a TV now for over ten years.  But, that's because I got tired of being bombarded with propaganda and filth and paying for the privilege.  I'm sure they could look through my iMac if they want to.  Then again, so could the neighborhood hack these days. 

 

Very interesting,I don't really care too much if anybody would be listening in,why would they really care about the people who live their own life ..without bothering anybody?

 

 

I'm sure the government has their reasons, which are never gentlemanly.  At the time, I remember Gary mentioning that it's one way for the Beast system (during the Great Tribulation) to see who is, and isn't, bowing down before their TV to worship him at the appointed times.  (He gave that as an example, not stating it as fact.)  It could also be used to gather information and spy on those the government considers enemies and terrorists.  Christians, after all, are on that list already.

 

Either way, I don't worry about it.  Nobody, whether it's Satan, the government or your mother-in-law, can do anything that God doesn't allow for His purpose.  Nothing.  And, whatever happens, even if it's bad, I believe the scriptures when it says that God will receive glory for it and that He looks out for me.  So, even if I were tortured and killed for His name, then I know two things for absolute certain:  1)  He would give me the strength to endure it and receive glory through it, and 2) it's a temporary trial and worth every second, knowing that I would see Him shortly.  And what a grand entrance into the kingdom that would be.  

[other one]

I worked in the television industry in the 60's and 70's and have an FCC first class radio/telephone liscense....    I'm certified in Ethernet networks, Microsoft, Unix and Apple Software.....   I've worked in and around the industries for over 50 years and I have never seen a camera or microphone in a TV or Cable Box......   and Yes since I've been hearing about all this snooping for decades, I have taken all my tv's apart to see.

[Keith]

I worked in the television industry in the 60's and 70's and have an FCC first class radio/telephone liscense....    I'm certified in Ethernet networks, Microsoft, Unix and Apple Software.....   I've worked in and around the industries for over 50 years and I have never seen a camera or microphone in a TV or Cable Box......   and Yes since I've been hearing about all this snooping for decades, I have taken all my tv's apart to see.

 

I wish I still had my resources to photograph and site for you.  I'd be interested to see what you thought of them.  Alas, it was about 27 years ago when I last had them.