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maybe they followed the car from the airport?

by postmeta 4y ago

meepmorp 4y ago
maybe they recognized him at an intersection and followed him?
- ceejayoz 4y ago
  Even if they found him by tracking the plane, a stalker could do that on ADSBexchange... or with a $15 piece of electronics. He had a hard-on for the @elonjets account well before this alleged incident.
fundad 4y ago
One single car leaves the entire airport? Stalker must have paid someone for the plate number.
- ops 4y ago
  Depends on which airport you're talking about. Difficult for LAX, but very, very easy for SMO (and since we're talking about a private jet, it was probably SMO and not LAX).
  - neuronexmachina 4y ago
    Elon's plane seems to have landed at LAX at 7:50pm on Dec. 12 (Monday), around 24 hours before the incident.
    - fundad 4y ago
      Funding Secured
    - ops 4y ago
      Ah, so it looks like it’s all just an insane PR stunt.
      - fundad 4y ago
        it's called a false flag
- salawat 4y ago
  Welp, guess we better set up a license plate anonymization program... Law enforcement says NO! In the distance Guess that's that. Welcome to being a trackable number Elon. Remember, it's all in the public interest. Also, It's funny how billionaire's pander to this type of surveillance in the Board Room, but suddenly start trying to throw off the bit/yoke when it starts to inconvenience them personally once somebody is sufficiently motivated to start leveraging the data trail they all are instrumental in maintaining. Gotta love the self-referential inconsistency.
  - jacquesm 4y ago
    Zuckerberg did much the same thing.
  - fundad 4y ago
    He owns car dealerships, why is he keeping a car long enough to require license plates? Like content moderation, his predecessors already figured that out.
neuronexmachina 4y ago
Is there an archive/screenshot anywhere of the posts from the ElonJet account immediately before it was removed? I'm curious what recent info (if any) it showed.
- monocasa 4y ago
  Last post supposedly on Dec 12, so unrelated.

maybe they followed the car from the airport?

meepmorp 4y ago

maybe they recognized him at an intersection and followed him?

ceejayoz 4y ago
Even if they found him by tracking the plane, a stalker could do that on ADSBexchange... or with a $15 piece of electronics. He had a hard-on for the @elonjets account well before this alleged incident.

fundad 4y ago

One single car leaves the entire airport? Stalker must have paid someone for the plate number.

ops 4y ago
Depends on which airport you're talking about. Difficult for LAX, but very, very easy for SMO (and since we're talking about a private jet, it was probably SMO and not LAX).
- neuronexmachina 4y ago
  Elon's plane seems to have landed at LAX at 7:50pm on Dec. 12 (Monday), around 24 hours before the incident.
  - fundad 4y ago
    Funding Secured
  - ops 4y ago
    Ah, so it looks like it’s all just an insane PR stunt.
    - fundad 4y ago
      it's called a false flag
salawat 4y ago
Welp, guess we better set up a license plate anonymization program... Law enforcement says NO! In the distance Guess that's that. Welcome to being a trackable number Elon. Remember, it's all in the public interest. Also, It's funny how billionaire's pander to this type of surveillance in the Board Room, but suddenly start trying to throw off the bit/yoke when it starts to inconvenience them personally once somebody is sufficiently motivated to start leveraging the data trail they all are instrumental in maintaining. Gotta love the self-referential inconsistency.
- jacquesm 4y ago
  Zuckerberg did much the same thing.
- fundad 4y ago
  He owns car dealerships, why is he keeping a car long enough to require license plates? Like content moderation, his predecessors already figured that out.

neuronexmachina 4y ago

Is there an archive/screenshot anywhere of the posts from the ElonJet account immediately before it was removed? I'm curious what recent info (if any) it showed.

monocasa 4y ago
Last post supposedly on Dec 12, so unrelated.