I've made a point of taking screenshots of the ads I constantly get where, like Q, there are too many coincidences happening so frequently that I no longer even remotely doubt our phones are reading our thoughts; just like how our phones' microphones listen in on our conversations in order to target us with specific advertisements.
My questions for you guys
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Have you all experienced this as well?
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Does anyone know of any patents or technology that vaguely or even directly would support this theory? Something like the neurophone comes to mind, which is vaguely similar in that it transmits sound directly into the brain so the user essential doesn't hear sound with through their ears, but hears voices directly in their mind that aren't of their own thoughts.
Q pointed out a situation where there was an Uber driver who claimed that his cell phone took control of his mind and body and he was essentially innocently used to commit some sort of crime/attack using his car, IIRC. Maybe someone can recall this post for me? I can't find it using the searches that come to mind.
My point is, I believe our cell phones, the use of psychotropic medications, and MK Ultra have given [them] capabilities far beyond public knowledge of what is possible.
Hoping to get some feedback on this.
A little info about me. I'm deaf and I don't even use the voice capabilities on my phone, or any phones I've owned in the past for obvious reasons.
The only thing I'd get shown in the form of Ads, would be when I had the tracking feature turned on and did some searches via Google and it would show up in the ads I see later on.
Then I turned the tracking feature off and stopped using Google. I still get ads once in a while but they were not even related to what I've searched for in the past or anything like that.
So to sum this up, all of the ads I've seen so far on my phone or on my computer, have not been related to what I've searched for, or even thought of without even "saying a word".
So hope that helps you understand more about how this ads thing work, now that you've heard some info from a deaf person.