mudalamudala@mastodon.social
Apr 3, 2026, 6:43 AMCan anyone confirm this?
A whistleblower’s discovery reveals the hidden surveillance system embedded in every smartphone, and why you need to scan your area today:
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AlexTECPlayzalextecplayz@techhub.socialApr 3, 2026, 7:02 AM@mudala absolute lol, the classic BLE conspiracy where people think that devices with unknown Bluetooth names are some kind of government coverup for tracking people or whatever. It first started with the COVID-19 pandemic when people thought the vaccines contained Bluetooth trackers.
The whole blog is filled with AI-generated images and stupid hoaxes, which leads me to believe that none of it is real, considering the amount of conspiracy theorists spouting the same anti-5G, anti-government, anti-COVID 19 talking points they've spouted for years.
- mudalamudala@mastodon.socialApr 3, 2026, 7:44 AM
@alextecplayz
Interesting comment Alex, thank you. 
Cjutythe_cjuty@chaosfurs.socialApr 3, 2026, 7:07 AM@mudala this reads to me like uhh pseudo random IDs look weird. Must be the government.
Theo B.Theo_10@mastodon.socialApr 3, 2026, 7:26 AM@mudala This is borderline misinformation.
It has some parts that are true, like the GAEN-system, but the rest of it is really misleading.
All of the stange addresses that show up are certainly normal BLE devices.
Smartplugs, smartTVs, maybe even legitimate Bluetooth trackers (AirTag, etc).
The strange names are really common among these types of devices, and the devices are really common themselves in any major city or town.- mudalamudala@mastodon.socialApr 3, 2026, 7:43 AM