Reddit… Underutilized opportunities
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The hack is to connect it to an LED light that everytime it recieved the ezpass who are you signal, it would light up with a "moo cow" sound to indicate it was read.
His hacking wasn't too avoid the tolls, or commit fraud, but to identify everywhere his tag was being read [location, date, time] and not at toll roads/plazas.
PopSci, published his method for anyone that also wanted to do the hack.
https://www.popsci.com/article/diy/ezpass-hack-covert-scanning/
He posted everything he did and the "authorities" never went after him & still 8 years later no effort to go after him. My guess is that if the authorities want to pursue him, there first request will be to return the device and that he won't return that device and just claim it went lost/destroyed.
His hacking wasn't too avoid the tolls, or commit fraud, but to identify everywhere his tag was being read [location, date, time] and not at toll roads/plazas.
PopSci, published his method for anyone that also wanted to do the hack.
https://www.popsci.com/article/diy/ezpass-hack-covert-scanning/
He posted everything he did and the "authorities" never went after him & still 8 years later no effort to go after him. My guess is that if the authorities want to pursue him, there first request will be to return the device and that he won't return that device and just claim it went lost/destroyed.
They're illegally monitoring and surveilling you when you've never even been implicated a a suspect in a crime. It isn't just happening in VA, just that they were the first to be caught.
https://www.insidenova.com/headline...cle_e9c5e028-bbd4-11ec-8934-ab3eea0e9aa5.html
police in the US state of Virginia have normalized using location data harvested from people’s phones to track them in real-time, reports citing court records say.
The police can do this by obtaining search warrants even when the person they place under surveillance in this way – sometimes for years – turns out to have committed no crimes during that period of time. And as records show, they don’t even have to be named as suspects when first securing the search order.
All this is coming out in response to public record requests that were submitted to 18 departments across Virginia in a bid to get a sense of how widespread the practice is. Court records reveal that the police conducted over 7,000 hours of this type of surveillance in 2020 alone.
https://www.insidenova.com/headline...cle_e9c5e028-bbd4-11ec-8934-ab3eea0e9aa5.html
police in the US state of Virginia have normalized using location data harvested from people’s phones to track them in real-time, reports citing court records say.
The police can do this by obtaining search warrants even when the person they place under surveillance in this way – sometimes for years – turns out to have committed no crimes during that period of time. And as records show, they don’t even have to be named as suspects when first securing the search order.
All this is coming out in response to public record requests that were submitted to 18 departments across Virginia in a bid to get a sense of how widespread the practice is. Court records reveal that the police conducted over 7,000 hours of this type of surveillance in 2020 alone.
I’ve spent a ridiculous amount of time trying to get a real person to meet. I’d say 99% of F4M ads are guys. I did come across someone who was looking for a content partner, which seemed to be promising but I can’t be exposing myself publicly like that so I declined. Might be a great way to attract the millennials who live for social media content. Haven’t gone that route yet. Thinking it’s all bullshit on here but still trying, hoping for that 1 in a million score.
I've also spent A LOT of time on reddit lately. I did manage to hook up with one woman. She's a divorced mom who responded to one of my posts. It was mostly me pleasing her because it was posted in the RAOM subreddit but she made sure I left happy. Was a one time thing. I agree that there are a lot of fakes posting, however if you are into large women I have seen a few of them on there. Curious about the content partner what section was that in?
