>>135102

I would hesitate to say that every personal conversation has been recorded, or that every web address and the like has, as well.

That said, there is certainly a profile on nearly every person out there. It's as simple as google search results. In the interest of 'giving you relevant results' - cookies and other terms your computer or phone collects are used to generate a profile for indexing your search results.

I am skeptical that there is enough bandwidth for them to record every conversation within range of a networked microphone. This would likely be reserved for very select targets. Although it would be possible to scan for keywords. If I can "turn my phone on" by talking to it… you can bet that it can start recording if it hears something it is programmed to look for. Part of why I don't like this whole "can't access the battery" thing. Fucking phones never actually turn off, these days.

>>135347

That should be fun to hold him to.

If he has multiple cars, who gets to choose which car he eats?

>>135573

I think most of the anons still have yet to figure out what they are a part of.

They are looking at this as being a sort of "live" thing. This is Deep Throat 2.0. But that is incorrect. This is much more similar to Alternate Reality Games - I Love Bees.

That is not to say that it is a game, but that the format is extremely similar. Q Is not giving us drops for our own benefit. Q is giving us pieces of the puzzle that we need to complete in order to advance to the next stage.

Or, rather, it would seem the hope is for us to advance through the 'game' quickly enough for us to be able to understand real-world events as they unfold. The map. The markers. The comms.

While there are very important "action sequences" where we have to push a hash tag or something of the like… there are also key puzzles we have yet to figure out.

>>135773

Planefags have been noting a lot of Sub-hunter traffic over the last couple weeks.

Wouldn't surprise me to find out that someone has a rogue ballistic missile sub floating around out there. Because of various protocols, boomer crews have the codes to arm the warheads and can theoretically act independently. Also, due to protocols, our own boomer COs can pretty much disappear without reporting their location.

While, in theory, there should be enough integrity in the crew to spot a CO about to do horrible things … you never know. Of course, even a standard attack boat going on a turkey shoot in a harbor full of natural gas tankers and other volatile cargo would be terribad, as well.