Just as a refresher, here is how to protect yourself and significant others from illegal surveillance of all types:
You can free yourself and your family from unwarranted surveillance by simply getting rid of all electronics, or, as I have found, placing all
electronics in closed iron pots. You can disable larger devices simply by unplugging them from the wall socket, sometimes you have to get rid of them
altogether. By all I mean, remote controls, smoke detectors, blu-ray, DVD, players, game consoles, cell phones, smartphones, tablets, mp3 players,
batteries, MP3 fm transmitters, GPS, DSL or Cable modem, eye glasses, Microwaves, All types of Calculators (like TI-85, Casio, etc), clocks of all
types, flashlights, power adapters, phones, answering machines, computer monitors, computer speakers, computers, laptops, electronic Key Fobs, Flat
Screen TVs, plastic cards of all types (credit cards, gas station cards, gift cards, etc) basically anything with electrical circuits or
semiconductors.
There are "safe" electronics, like incandescent light bulbs, analog CRT Televisions made before about 1985 (there are a couple of TVs made after 1985
that do not have the remote neural monitoring devices built in), basically any electronic device made before about the mid-80s.
Oh by the way, a great place to get older analog CRT Televisions is at Goodwill. Since the digital change in 2009, they have been getting analog TVs
by the truckload and it is difficult to sell them. They sell most analog TVs for $1.00! If you shop on certain days you can even get them for as low
as 50 cents!! For 50 cents you can ensure your privacy and the privacy of your significant others, for 50 cents you can watch TV without TV watching
you!! For 50 cents you can defeat unwarranted remote neural monitoring. (Don't forget to cover up the remote control sensor, they may place video
cameras in there).
Don't forget to disconnect the following from the power source: refrigerators, water heaters (even gas water heaters use electrical sensors and
switches to turn the gas flames on and off.), washers and dryers. Also I've found that some sofa arm rests (Ikea), and bed mattresses have been
bugged. Apartments are not as secure as houses, the proximity to your neighbors electronics make it easier for them to monitor you through the walls.
From my experience, even if electronic devices are disconnected from a power source, they can still record signals emitted from the human body BUT
they don't have enough power to transmit. So, when they are connected to a power source they transmit what you were doing and thinking while they were
disconnected. This can be defeated by placing all electronics behind sealed Iron Boxes or Pots when not in use. It appears as if the Japanese may be
the ones who may have miniaturized the "thought reading" sensors and processing technology.
If "they" attached a microscopic camera on the wall and you paint or cover the wall then you block the lens, hence they can't see you. This is a
problem for almost any object, except for mirrors, mirrors are one of the few objects that must be in direct line of sight to be used, hence if "they"
place a camera on or in a mirror they can watch you whenever you are in the line of sight. So cover mirrors or close doors to bathrooms.
Finally, lock all windows using high torque window locks, and lock all doors from the inside using a hasp and a high security padlock, or to be a
little bit more subtle, a one sided deadbolt like this:
Single Sided Deadbolts
it will be nearly impossible for them to break in.
Also, I have read that the company BiLock makes locks that supposedly cannot be picked or "bumped":
BiLock North America
I have installed two of these locks in my residence, a deadbolt and a doorknob, let's see how well they keep uninvited guests out.
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