internet of things

Every electronic device in your home - from appliances and smart meters to doorbells - forms a personal "Internet of Things." The primary vendors hoover up data, exchange or sell it to others; that is the expected outcome. But a mishmash of security hubris leftover lets black hat hackers assemble an IoT profile on you to see when you are home, what valuables you might have, etc. Figuratively speaking, it leaves you naked as a jaybird for all to peer into your home.

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This article was received as an email from MIT, but it reveals new information about the topic of IoT forensics, or, discovering what data is hoovered up and stored on you smart home devices. If your home ever becomes a crime scene, all that data could be extracted and analyzed to bite hard. These are the very dangers that TN has been warning about since its inception.

Technocrats are building out the Internet of Things using 5G wireless communications to connect everything that can be connected. However, the IoT is infinitely hackable because of so many unsecured points of entry. This hackable playground is also extending to the Internet of Everything and the Internet of Bodies. Imagine someone gaining access to a patient's pacemaker and turning it off.

Anomaly 6 turns every citizen on Earth into a potential “person of interest” to intelligence agencies, and thus a target for recruitment, surveillance, harassment, and much, much worse.
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Lest we forget other Technocrat initiatives, the Internet Of Things is rapidly filling up space in the medical field with the same philosophy, "If it can be connected, it will be connected". Connectivity to the Internet plays prominently and the entire segment is growing at 25% per year.

With modern technology, this is only achievable through the IoT, which has more recently been termed the "Internet of Everything" (IoE) to include humans among the inanimate "things". It is unlikely that Nodle will change the world of IoT to a large extent, but it demonstrates the wide-spread development efforts of Technocrats to fulfill the oft-stated adage, "whatever can be connected, will be connected". 

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The conclusion to this detailed explanation of the Internet of Bodies (IoB) correctly states, "Be warned that this technology may make your life easier in the short term, but its long-term purpose is to make you a dehumanized slave."

The slippery slope of Technocracy first introduced the "Internet of Things", which was quickly upgraded to "Internet of Everything". Now we rather blatantly have the "Internet of Bodies": connecting, collecting, controlling. Did Klaus Schwab binge-watch too many episodes of Star Trek featuring the Borg?