Your MICROWAVES ARE spying on YOU

Yet there's still something about microwave ovens. so I'll throw this out there.

Had a large capacity GE microwave that 'field' zapped me (as contrasted to contact electrocution). The effect almost knocked me down.

So I unplugged the protein splitter and set it aside. Out of curiosity grabbed a compass and placed it near the cyclotron, it spun around and around. Left it unplugged and checked again over the following days and the same spin was there. Put it in the garage noted the same behavior weeks later and then trashed it.

Months later, purchased a smaller one. No spinning magnetic field in that one.

TBH I don't use a microwave, but family and roomies do sometimes.

A proper microwave is literally just light. It's no more harmful than a bright light bulb or the radio waves that are everywhere.

Nothing to be afraid of.

And no, it is not possible for a microwave oven to spy on you. No more than a light bulb could - there is NO recording device!

If they wanted to spy on you, they would use your phone, computer, smart TV, etc. Things with build in recording devices. Not a microwave. Use your brian.

The fact that you don't understand how microwave ovens work, does not mean they are evil things being used against you.

But idiots always think it does.

Where is the relevant spot in the video? Pretty hard to listen to this whiny little bitch for anymore than a few seconds.

Here is one.

[link to juneoven.com (secure)]

That's not even a microwave.

It shows what a camera can do though in something almost identical in use.

What, look at the food in the oven from above?

Phew. Never owned one.

Ever consider that she was right mostly, but didn't understand the exact technology?

[link to spectrum.ieee.org]

You don't know shit either, other than what you can make up in your piss ant sized brain.
Let me ask you a question, oh mighty man of science, can a light bulb detect airplanes in flight? Why do you think the first commercially available microwave ovens were called radar ranges? Can a light bulb cook food from the inside out?

Fucking shit for brains.

Any "wave" can be sent and perceived, just like how sonar works.

Microwave SATELLITES, maybe. But not the ovens.

But I would still be more worried about your phone and computer. That's how they spy on you.

Besides, unless you're famous or well known to the government, or Google lots of illegal things, you simply ARE NOT important enough to spy on.

You clearly do not know how data collection works. Have you ever heard of internet over copper? Didn't think so.

Your need to insult me, and repeatedly swear, only proves your low intelligence. Sorry you failed the genetic lottery and can't understand basic Science :(

Are you saying microwaves aren't light? Hahahah they are BOTH electromagnetic radiation, differing only in frequency. ALL radio/radar waves are LIGHT. The reason a light can't cook the inside of food is because different frequencies have different penetration.

And do you even know how radar works? You need a SOURCE and a DETECTOR. Microwaves are radar sources but they DO NOT have detectors in them. This is a fact, as thousands of people take them apart all the time, and we would know about it.

A radar source without a detector can't track ANYTHING.

The ONLY way for a microwave to "track" you is if there is a microwave frequency camera/detector built into it or into something else in the room. A regular camera won't work for this.

Why would they bother building secret microwave cameras into things, and use microwaves to track you, when your phone and PC already have perfectly good visible light cameras?

The simplest method is the one they use, and that is to use cameras in your devices. Not microwaves.

What Petraeus said sure angers me.

For sure, you do not know how microwave ovens work. The interior is a Faraday cage to stop microwaves from escaping the cavity. It would be useless on its own to spy on anyone. Like putting a black sheet of paper directly in front of a camera.

she didn't say "microwave ovens"

nope, not at all...

her quote was,

"microwaves that turn into cameras"

People are dense. They think in boxes.

Get out of the box and understand that technology may exist that impacts our daily lives and we know nothing of it.

For instance:

[link to ieeexplore.ieee.org]

W-band three-dimensional surveillance imaging system

[link to ieeexplore.ieee.org]

Microwave back-projection radar for wide-area surveillance system

I hit the "beverage" button on my microwave this morning to warm up my coffee and it started spitting out Vitaly Churkin's autopsy results.

Should I be concerned that someone has put a tapp on my microwave?

Spy gear could be installed into anything really.
Skimmers over ATM machines.
Computers now come on USB sticks.
Etc

Former naval microwave weapons specialist
Explains microwave spying and traching

When you spin an electric motor faster then the current can push it, it starts to create current as a generator.

I've often wondered if a microwave oven can 'suck' up microwaves when the energy potential across the magnetron thingy is reversed.

Imagine if one could make a microwave vacuum. Might be the perfect anti-spy device.

Yeah, I believe X-Band radar was the beginning of that ability. But this is just a guess really.

When my last microwave died I never bought another one and its probably due to these stupid conspiracy theories about them.
Im going to go out tomorrow and buy a microwave.

You're so full of shit.

Such a smart bulb, equipped with a camera and a microphone, was actually shown off at last year’s giant CES electronics trade show.) The manufacturer may have activated all those sensors by default, and nobody at our energy-conscious enterprise switched them off. The bulb is connected to the Internet, and – unlike laptops and smartphones – lacks a standard security protocol to protect the data it collects. In one scenario, an ill-intentioned hacker, using the search engine Shodan, could find this vulnerable IoT device, open the unprotected the video / audio feeds,
[link to www.forbes.com (secure)]

Article from 2012:
CIA Chief: We’ll Spy on You Through Your Dishwasher
[link to www.wired.com (secure)]

Try again Russki



Last Edited by BlueRidge Doom on 03/19/2017 09:06 AM

Former naval intelligence microwave weapons specialist
Explains microwave spying and tracking