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MP4VT2004
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MP4VT2004

I have heard about this technology but doubted its actual capability.

If that is legit, this is terrifying. Does the person doing the surveillance have to actually be connected to the WiFi network within the house/building? Or is it simply sensing WiFi frequency reflections like radar?
Posted: 03/09/2026 at 01:38 PM ET
(In response to this post by EDGEMAN)

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Someone just open-sourced software that sees you through walls using WiFi
EDGEMAN • 03/09/26 01:16 PM ET
Ha, we had that capability back in the 70's, and cheap.**
89HOKIE • 03/09/26 06:04 PM ET
I bought a pair of those as a young 'un. Was never the same again.**
MikeVT85 • 03/09/26 08:01 PM ET
Is that supposed to be me? Well, it's not.**
PhotoHokieNC • 03/09/26 03:04 PM ET
Yes, I saw that. Cool, eh?**
ColoVT82 • 03/09/26 02:00 PM ET
Cringeworthy, in modern parlance.**
PhotoHokieNC • 03/09/26 03:05 PM ET
If this is what's on the other side, sign me up................. :)**
santafe • 03/09/26 01:42 PM ET
I have heard about this technology but doubted its actual capability. ◄
MP4VT2004 • 03/09/26 01:38 PM ET
Really is startling...potential uses are scary, if it actually works**
HOKIERIT • 03/09/26 05:21 PM ET
It senses microchips put in place at night by Duke Energy Power Manager.**
PhotoHokieNC • 03/09/26 03:06 PM ET
Good thing you dodged that bullet today!**
MP4VT2004 • 03/09/26 07:37 PM ET
And those from the 'Rona vax**
Hokerer • 03/09/26 04:30 PM ET
Is this how Batman caught the Joker in the second Christian Bale movie?**
Hurley09 • 03/09/26 02:28 PM ET
I think they used cell phone signals
VTNateRx • 03/09/26 07:22 PM ET