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originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
Furthermore, if this was a some sort of a 'planned' event by some 3 letter agency, WHY would they leave a phone on the scene which could be traced to all these locations? This makes no sense at all (not that anything else does either, but this is even dumber than dumb).
The Oversight Project utilized mobile ad data—a tool increasingly used in investigative work to track movements and connections.
originally posted by: CriticalStinker
Whenever you’re off WiFi, you’re essentially on the mobile network which acts like a VPN.
If you don’t let your browser see your GPS, and you’re on mobile data, it often thinks you’re up to a whole state away.
They have data centers to route all the traffic, and that’s what ads will pick up on a lot of the times. Hence why I get really local ads for random cities around me when I’m on mobile connection and not sharing GPS.
We are not able to identify a single person by using MAID and we do not store any other data that after matching with MAID allows us to identify a real person.
7.) WHY? What point would there be in making Crooks out to be the shooter when it was in fact someone else? To cover the trail of the real shooter? Why? After he pulled the trigger he was just as much of a terrorist as anyone else, why would it matter about his background then
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: Flyingclaydisk
Im hearing the rifle had a red dot lens, not something a trained assassin would use for range!
originally posted by: worldstarcountry
a reply to: 777Vader
well all he has to do to disprove this is turn up somewhere, anywhere alive and well. So Mr. Yearick, where you at??