You are a complete moron, this is not at all accurate information. Your piece of shit phone might have been this far off, but gps is accurate to within a few feet on most phones, and in fact is what cops use to trace ppl. Why do ignorant people like you pollute the internet with clearly no engineering background? Delete your substack it's garbage
They just drove around the city to 10 or more drop boxes and several Non Profits at 2am the Democrats ran but pure coincidence. Not to mention the whistleblowers that said they paid people to do this. Oh and this was not their normal routine except for the period of early voting. Only a moron like you would believe this.
Might want to talk to Justice Roberts... he's got this notion based on evidence provided to him from the US Government that it is as accurate as "if it had attached an ankle monitor to the user's phone."
So how does Google Maps know exactly where I am when my WiFi is turned off? I just checked and it even pinpointed where in the house I was when I zoomed in on the map.
There’s where the cell phone thinks it is given active assistance by GPS and WiFi, where you think it is if it goes out of its way to tell you, where you think it is if it doesn’t go out of its way to hide, where you think it is if it’s on but makes some effort to hide, and where you think it is if it’s turned off. All are different. Your example is the first case. His are for the case where the cell phone doesn’t go out of its way to hide.
Everyone is missing the most significant point of all, the nature of the advertising data feeds. I've worked with the data feeds. Here's what happens. When an ad is served in one of your phone apps, a geolocation report is sent back to the advertising exchange. It contains various pieces of data, including a lat/lon. The advertising exchange anonymizes that data with a MAID (mobile advertising ID number). This is what TTV bought, a database of MAID versus lat/lon. They have stated this publicly. So far, so good. The problem is that you typically see a MAID update location every 5 minutes at absolute best. Even if the position report is perfectly accurate, the 5 minute interval makes it impossible to reliably place a person next to a drop box. If the person stood next to the drop box for an hour, you might be lucky enough to capture that. Please understand this is NOT what law enforcement obtains when they subpoena the telecom companies. So, even if GPS were perfect (it's not, especially in urban areas), the update rate on the data feeds is not nearly high enough to capture a transient event like a person spending 5 seconds at a drop box.
The True The Vote team used a lot of redundancy in assembling the data used in the movie.
Mules visited at least 10 drop boxes and 5 stash houses. Often a single mule visited drop boxes in multiple counties. I don’t think you debunked the movie. The stated purpose of the movie wasn’t to overturn the election but to question the statement by officials that 2020 was the ‘most secure in history.’ It wasn’t. Very powerful movie.
Seems you missed the joke in Dinesh's tweet, but do tell, how is your fact check at all relevant when the geolocation data is corroborated by video evidence of the perpetrators at the ballot box locations?
You are a complete moron, this is not at all accurate information. Your piece of shit phone might have been this far off, but gps is accurate to within a few feet on most phones, and in fact is what cops use to trace ppl. Why do ignorant people like you pollute the internet with clearly no engineering background? Delete your substack it's garbage
They just drove around the city to 10 or more drop boxes and several Non Profits at 2am the Democrats ran but pure coincidence. Not to mention the whistleblowers that said they paid people to do this. Oh and this was not their normal routine except for the period of early voting. Only a moron like you would believe this.
Might want to talk to Justice Roberts... he's got this notion based on evidence provided to him from the US Government that it is as accurate as "if it had attached an ankle monitor to the user's phone."
So how does Google Maps know exactly where I am when my WiFi is turned off? I just checked and it even pinpointed where in the house I was when I zoomed in on the map.
There’s where the cell phone thinks it is given active assistance by GPS and WiFi, where you think it is if it goes out of its way to tell you, where you think it is if it doesn’t go out of its way to hide, where you think it is if it’s on but makes some effort to hide, and where you think it is if it’s turned off. All are different. Your example is the first case. His are for the case where the cell phone doesn’t go out of its way to hide.
Everyone is missing the most significant point of all, the nature of the advertising data feeds. I've worked with the data feeds. Here's what happens. When an ad is served in one of your phone apps, a geolocation report is sent back to the advertising exchange. It contains various pieces of data, including a lat/lon. The advertising exchange anonymizes that data with a MAID (mobile advertising ID number). This is what TTV bought, a database of MAID versus lat/lon. They have stated this publicly. So far, so good. The problem is that you typically see a MAID update location every 5 minutes at absolute best. Even if the position report is perfectly accurate, the 5 minute interval makes it impossible to reliably place a person next to a drop box. If the person stood next to the drop box for an hour, you might be lucky enough to capture that. Please understand this is NOT what law enforcement obtains when they subpoena the telecom companies. So, even if GPS were perfect (it's not, especially in urban areas), the update rate on the data feeds is not nearly high enough to capture a transient event like a person spending 5 seconds at a drop box.
GPS is just fine to make an approach to a runway you cannot see through weather.
The True The Vote team used a lot of redundancy in assembling the data used in the movie.
Mules visited at least 10 drop boxes and 5 stash houses. Often a single mule visited drop boxes in multiple counties. I don’t think you debunked the movie. The stated purpose of the movie wasn’t to overturn the election but to question the statement by officials that 2020 was the ‘most secure in history.’ It wasn’t. Very powerful movie.
I saw at least one post in twitter, showing what seems to be TTV admitting it to be CSLI information.
I've one curiosity, CSLI, I understand, is also not continuously kept, it has minutes of interval ?
So not only lack accuracy, but also granularity ?
Seems you missed the joke in Dinesh's tweet, but do tell, how is your fact check at all relevant when the geolocation data is corroborated by video evidence of the perpetrators at the ballot box locations?