5G – The new kid on the block will give up a more precise location.

Briefly, 

One of the benefits for the authorities of new technology introduced to the ’consumer’ market is more data collection on the individual, which also includes a more precise location.

As if 6ft (indoor) accuracy is not enough via something called Wi-Fi triangulation from your device’s (constant) Wi-Fi scanning, an inbuilt ‘feature’ of Apple’s iOS and Google’s proprietary version of Android, where the user has zero option of turning this ‘feature’ off.

MANY consumers may be ignorant of the fact that location tracking was not implemented recently into smart phones installed with chips that read data from satellites with whatever 3 or 4 letter acronym the system is called, but rather this tracking capability has been with us since day one of GSM (2G) communication system being switched on.

This is done through something called tower triangulation, as shown in a ‘simple’ diagram below:

[Australian] government departments would use this tower triangulation method on their employees WITHOUT their knowledge or consent.

As each generation of mobile tower communication (3G, 4G) improved so did its accuracy of location determination, but there was still the same ‘problem’.

In relation to passive tracking, broadcasting was based on the signal emission from the tower at 360 degrees (3 antennae at 120 degrees per tower location), where an approximate location is derived as seen in the above illustration.

Deliberate by design.

They could have kept going with the ‘old ways’, but that’s NOT the agenda.

This is where 5G comes into its own, as the next best thing (in the mass surveillance agenda).

With 5G, the towers now direct their waves towards your device, measuring the time taken to do a round trip communication ping, in the process obtaining a much more precise location of the device.

Your device is now being honed in by the telecommunications company with this new technology, with a simple analogy of a guard at a tower shining a spotlight on you.

As always with government ‘players’, there is never just one source to be relied upon, where your location is also cross referenced with known Wi-Fi router’s  physical addresses if GPS is not available, as for example mapped by Google in their street view cars, with special Wi-Fi sniffing hardware, where this data now becomes the property of Google.

As mentioned above this part (the logging of scanned Wi-Fi routers) is done at the operating system level, programmed by Apple and Google.

This is also another reason why ‘consumers’ are given a duopoly, as it’s easier for governments to ‘administer’ those corporations.

In relation to the two major ‘consumer’ market smart phone operating systems, Apple and Google are deliberately working against your privacy and security for the governments of the world.

Any denial of this is a deliberate lie.

The next model of iPhone will use LiDAR technology to better scan you.

Quite simply put, by not purchasing 5G equipment, you are not sponsoring research and development for corporations to surveil you, but MANY will embrace this new form of surveillance.

Do you really 'need' to watch your 4K (25 megabits per second speed required, according to Netflix) motion picture, on a 5G (1 to 3 gigabits per second speed) mobile phone?

More like they need to surveil you at that speed, you fast moving 'rascals and outlaws'  (LOL).