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I think you’re probably right but I just wouldn’t say it as confidently as you do. There doesn’t need to be a specific protocol if the manufacturers are in caho
by conductr 1y ago
I think you’re probably right but I just wouldn’t say it as confidently as you do. There doesn’t need to be a specific protocol if the manufacturers are in cahoots (and there’s plenty of reason for them to be) they make their own and obfuscate it amongst all the other things these devices do.
- crazygringo 1y agoI'm confident because Bluetooth communication can be captured and viewed. It's not hidden. Nobody has found this. It doesn't exist.
- conductr 1y agoSo maybe it's not BT, that was only an example theory. It also doesn't need to be always running, so could be harder to track. What if it turns out it's just some high pitch inaudible sound using morse code... I could go on but I'm not trying to crack the case - my point is that things like this that you assert don't exist, often do to turn out to exist on a long enough timescale. I remember reading a lot of tin foil hat theories on various things that some people asserted were illegal or simply impossible; then a decade later Snowden proved the theories right. It seems like these things happen regularly these days.