>>10553211> would a faraday cage help?Unsure as of yet.
> R/HUMINTAccording to a bunch of other subjects, they did not succeed with stopping the torture with faraday cages. Whether that's misinfo or based on engineering incompetence or merely because the technology is not what it appears to be, I can't tell.
As discussed during our previous debate on reclaiming privacy from the 'grid', I thought we established that even with state-level funding it wouldn't be entirely possible.
RE: SCIF
> SIGINTThe term electronic harassment suggests that the technology is exploiting EMF/RF.
An extensive full spectrum analysis would be required to identify and shield from the target frequencies, as the design of the cage requires such knowledge.
While I'm no expert in this field, I doubt I could get my hands on the equipment to even perform such an analysis. Then there is still the shielding for the EMF and the question how autonomous this evil dust actually is once deprived from outside comms.
Alleged CIA/DARPA scientist Dr. Robert Duncan for example makes claims about global surveillance via resonance imaging.
> Sauce I still have to studyhttps://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=sites&srcid=bHNzdXZ0Lm9yZ3xyb2dlci1tdXJwaHl8Z3g6MmRmNmEzMjBhNjIxNzM5YwFurthermore is my socio-economical position weakened enough to consider any kind of investments with extensive care.
