Is this a bug or a feature? Go and read the peer reviewed publications about 5G/6G. Localization, identification and "sensing" are what the whole project is ab

Is this a bug or a feature? Go and read the peer reviewed publications about 5G/6G. Localization, identification and "sensing" are what the whole project is about. There's no requirement that someone have a phone for the antenna arrays to be able to perform those functions either. I saw one industry whitepaper that mentioned collecting "physiological data" as an explicit goal. The mm-wave and sub mm-wave frequencies used in these projects are specifically good for this purpose, for relatively high resolution sensing. Electromagnetic waves in these spectra have nearly optical properties, and definitely resolve enough information to be highly invasive. So who's getting access to this information? Maybe this specific vulnerability wasn't intentional, but somebody is meant to get this data. That's the whole point of this project.