craziest thing is when you meet someone for the first time, who has 0 mutual friends with you, but will still appear on suggested friend list just because your two phones were identified to be in the same location for an extended amount of time recognizable by the algorithm as a real life engagement
If that were actually happening, people in work places or schools or literally anywhere you spend HOURS each day together would all be on each other's recommendations, and that's obviously not the case.
@@Astraeus.. Definitely was the case. I didn't have my workplace, phone number, or real last name on Facebook, yet coworkers would still show up in my recommendations. Used the website instead of the app on my phone for the next year and never received any new friend recommendations again who I didn't have multiple mutual friends with. When you have friend recommendations for people whom you have zero mutual friends, why do you think that is?
Read George Washington's Farewell Address paragraphs 19 to 26, and get back to me. Look for the phrase "...baneful effects of political party generally."
This right here is one of the reasons why I only have UA-cam, deleted all other social media platforms and in all honesty it feels great. It’s been 3 years now. Connecting with old friends is a little harder but if we really want to connect then we can make a phone call or text. All in all its better for my mind and I can tell.
Good for you man. UA-cam used to be different but unfortunately google has always been trying to get in the game. UA-cam is the same shit now. You can't escape it.
@@vaughanxaviermusic yeh youtube has gone downhill but the fact that they were talking about what ads they get, idk wtf they are talking about. I never get any ads anywhere. Always blocked. Discord is good and will stay decent for a while. FB is a dumpster fire.
@@spiritlevelstudios chances are you have ad block right? people that use mobile devices don’t have that and are forced to pay for youtube premium if they don’t want to watch these ads before each video. sad to say but it’s all about money now. I feel like the big corporations realized what they have and are now exploiting the public for the money, whether it be through social media, video games, and so much more. glad to see everyone taking notice to these subjects, but once everyone realizes what’s going on… what’s next?
This thread here is an eye-opener to me I dont own a phone (i had one of those in 1999 and it seemed pointless), i have pc but windows isnt registered to me I have i think 4 ad blockers, and i stopped watching regular tv nearly 3 years ago (i do stream sows and movies from the numerous free sites I mever used social media (is YT social media? if so this is my only one), i also didnt know YT has paid service Im not a conspiracy theorist or prepper, its just how things worked out Im absolutely amazed from these above comments - and this vid clip - how far people have allowed this to happen! Where is our outrage? We need to tear it all down and rebuild from scratch, and sooner rather than later
@@bbbbbbb2357 the ads from what your talking about is a real fuckin thing, ive never fucking looked up fishsticks, i have no reason to look up fishsticks, id never seen an ad for fishsticks on facebook or whatever it was, but i did after talking about fishsticks, within hours. a friend of mine had the same thing about a specific drill he talked about. thats not a fucking coincidence; you conspiracy theorist.
Jamie... on MANY occasions I have had advertisements pop up on my phone immediately after having discussions on certain topics. Your phone apps are 100% listening to you. It's not even debatable.
@@landon7453 I think I saw a video a while ago that showed people playing commercials on a TV and then shortly after be given a similar adds on Facebook, it was to prove they listen for key words on your speaker and runs adds. Supposedly it was repeatable but who knows they can fake everything now a days.
@@landon7453 its is not. Very easy to test. Just strike up a conversation about something completely random and check if you are not targeted almost immediately. I have done it several times and if it is something markedtable, it always comes up.
It's fucking amazing. This video was great though and I hope more people realize there's a highly advanced algorithm that is constantly sorting big data and it will flag various people based on your calls, search history and purchase history. It might even be AI.
picked out this like a year or more ago, told my dad and he didn't seem fussed, It's the fact that most people just brush this off like its not happening and they just don't want to believe it. Or they choose not to even look down that rabbit hole. Them getting controlled is scary. observing all this even gets scary. The clock is ticking...
If you don’t realize the political and societal consequences of having everyone monitored i feel sorry for you. Blackmail, corruption and even ways we haven’t thought of yet. It literally means an end to freedom and democracy AKA new age slavery
its too late. Whatever started cant be stopped. Thats why i consider so many things to be nothing more than synthetic. Real humanity is pretty much over. We're about to integrate with the machines
@@trkddy u mean other than the prosecution in our judicial system can lie cheat and steal to secure a conviction? Or you can commit arson, loot, and destroy property, but not stop people from do it?
Here, in Canada, there was actually a case where shopper drug mart was sending advertisements of diapers, bottles, etc. To a woman who has no idea she was pregnant. That's scary.
Yeah I heard about those instances. Target was sending diaper ads to this 15 y.o.'s father who had no idea his daughter was sexually active and he sued Target or something like this and it turned put his daughter was pregnant and she bought a couple pregnancy tests from Target on daddy's line of credit and basically at that point was asking Target to break the news to daddy for her. He didn't know and now there supposedly regulated laws for advertising. Psh
Young Jamie’s ability to not jump to conclusions is massively under appreciated. He’s like “idk dude gimme the raw data but until then I’m just lookin at webpages”
Remember that China's social credit can easily be lost by criticizing the government. And building it up again is incredibly hard, you basically need to agree to watch government propaganda to get back a percentage of what you lost back. Thats it, "worship the government", not "here's how to be a better neighbour". Its not about creating better citizens, its about engineering you to be perfect little droves in the ant farm created by the technocrats, by weaponizing society against you. It's never been about safety or improving societal behaviour.
Wild. Yep, the walls of ultimate obedience are closing in faster and faster. The portion of humanity that does not control technology has slept walked right into a bizarre dystopia, where our evolution is guided by those that do. Who knows where this ends up.
THE GREAT RESET is real people. I know conspiraceee theerissts get no respect but sorry, the shtt is VERY REAL. Most people are just not looking at the evidence for a variety of reasons.
You aren't important enough to listen to 🤣 the advertisements are based on your internet data which everyone already knows is sold off to big companies.
They admitted they do and it's been exposed lol it all goes to a database on rock of jabralta where main servers are they are safe too nobody can destroy them or the internet ever.
Our dryer died, we were talking about it, about an hour later I had a dryer commercial on Google or somewhere. If something like that breaks in my household, we move fast and buy it. The algorithm seem to know that too. I honestly don’t think a dryer was a hot item on December 27. 😂😂😂
People here are talking about voice recognition on their phones leading to advertisements. But, how about a few days ago when I parked my car in a loading zone here in Brisbane, Australia and a police officer called my new phone number. This phone number is linked to nothing. Phone companies are linked directly with state and federal governments and they have all your details on stand by without you even knowing. It wouldn't take much for them to be listening in to your chats while you're chilling out with mates.
Actual public facial recognition inside stores and on public streets. The same technology Face ID uses on your phone is loaded into a database. They work with tech companies and phone carriers to obtain that data. Once they find a name or recognize who you are, they have every way of finding you… You can’t hide anymore unless you cut it all off.
If I wasn’t paranoid enough 😂😂. In all seriousness our devices listen to us and monitor us way too much, I should rather say none of this should be allowed to legally occur to begin with
Mine comes up to a military base states away for years no, and it ruins GPS Function, and I have to pull over because it says I'm states away at an Air Force Base and not 100s of miles away where I am... I now call them up and give hell to the Fed Investigators on Base about the Bases Illegal and Harassing Hacks!
dude i knew a guy who was a felon / drug dealer with an alexa. i said thats the funniest shit ive ever seen.. i asked him why he wanted it.. he said he could talk into it so he loved it to turn on the lights and stereo. few years ago he got arrested and tracked down so fast for commiting a crime. i was like damn that was quick.. but then i thought oh yah hes got an alexa LOL.. onstar does the same shit.
I had convo during smoke sesh and literally afterwards i start getting news feeds related to topics discussed. Not every lil thing spoken about but adding feeds that's "random" but coincidentally one or two things pop up. Big brother is watching and listening.
If Silicon Valley & Wall Street want to tie people's politically incorrect opinions and internet browser history to their ability to participate in society, they shouldn't be surprised when people choose prison and rebellion instead
Everyone already has a credit score with the banking system and it's been that way or decades. If someone wanted to make a social credit score all they would have to do is add some social data collection software and combine the data. Everyone sold themselves out when they started using social media and big tech.
I tested this theory a few years ago. We didnt have a dog, so I just said "Dog Food" a few times randomly. That night I was getting adds for Purina Dog food. Phones are definitely listening. The question I have is are they just using it to target ads, or are they storing other conversations on some type of rap sheet they can use anytime they want.
This is why I disable permissions for Gps, microphone and camera from all apps I'm not specifically using for communication or pictures or location. Sometimes I keep it all disabled and enable during use where I need it. It's tedious but better than being exploited.
@@HubbubAudioLibrary doesn't matter, the only way to stop it is a faraday bag. your phone can be off, you can turn off all "permissions" it's still getting everything and you will be as easily exploited in the future.
We have had a social credit score in this country for 60 years. The biggest things in your life, your property, divorces, criminal records, are all permanent public records.
Phones absolutely listen to you and place advertisements based on this. I constantly have it happen. It also drives me nuts when people will find all these circuitous routes to explain how it's not listening to you like that's somehow more logical than it just listening to you.
My Grandfather worked for the Post Office. He told me to never put in writing, anything that you wouldn't want to see in the local newspaper. That was a long time ago.
Two years ago, I spent a morning speaking to companies in Australia that supply medical gas equipment, which is something I'd never done before or since. My phone (completely unconnected to my work computer) was sat atop my desk, supposedly 'asleep'. Later that day I started receiving Facebook ads for medical gas equipment. Your phone is listening to you CONSTANTLY.
Agreed. I have this happen repeatedly. Just a couple days ago I said something about Antique Roads Show and now it keeps showing up with articles on my phone.
I have my phone on airplane mode for atleast 5 years cause it cant read my simcard, i get completely random ads in damn near all languages. It still doest know exactly where i an but it has a very good sense because of the things i look up
I was listening to a radio show where they were talking about baseball card "breaks" where people chip in to buy older boxes of baseball cards, open them and split the profit. This is something that I have no interest in and have never looked up on my phone or PC EVER. When I got home I opened up facebook and I started getting all these suggested live feeds of people doing these breaks
In the UK they call it the “snoopers charter” and pit people off against each other by saying “ if you have done nothing wrong, you have nothing to worry about”. What is scarier is the vast amount of people so happy to give up their rights.
People do understand how dumb they are. Myself included, of course. The amount of times I've argued with people that a chiropractor might "break my neck" astounds me. Movie magic, it isn't real. But they saw it on tv, so...
@Jedirie J We do. We just don't have the balls to take responsibility as it's easier to let a small group decide for us. But we'll still complain about those decisions we allow that small group to make for us.
Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say.
I can't stand people who say "if you didn't do anything then you don't have anything to worry about".... I'm always that's not the fucking point, why can't you realize this?
"If Edward Snowden didn't tell us all the stuff they were cookin' up, we would have never guessed it" Joe, bro, we did guess it and were called conspiracy theorists. It's only a conspiracy until it's not.
Agree with the generalisation of what ur saying. Conspiracy theories can go so kooky. To conspire means a group of people discussing (just like governments,community groups, police, any group to discuss anything)
Definitely what you discuss ..pops up.. within minutes... Was discussing funerals and funeral directors popped up on my phone... think it popped up on FB...
I think it has gotten to the point where maybe the Bluetooth devices we use along with our phones all contribute to maybe learn the mapping of our brain. I know it sounds a little far fetched but this has happened to me a lot where I talk about something and get an ad for it randomly the same day, I know it’s not a coincidence because I’ll state a sentence with a product that you can advertise in it then move on with my main point then get an ad for a random thing I said in conversation to make a point about something else altogether different. Other times I’ll just THINK of a product and get an ad for that specifically a few minutes later.
We already have a social credit system here in the US. It's the credit score system. I come from a severely impoverished neighborhood. We all paid with cash. Now as an adult, I may have a lot of stuff, but I had to work twice as hard as everyone else who's mommy and daddy helped them build credit from day one. We absolutely have a classist based social structure here.
What is it about certain people that compels them to want to control other people? Almost every social issue that is being pushed seems to boil down to controlling people vs. leaving people alone.
An interesting observation. Perhaps it is the mothering instinct? Mothers are tyrants. They have to be, or else infants should perish. Women, and effeminate men, often struggle to maintain dignified boundaries between adults.
Creepy story: I was chillin with my buddy and we started talking about Bruce Lee and I mentioned how his death was a little shady. My buddy pulled his phone out of his pocket and all he typed into Google was “how” and the first recommendation was “how did Bruce Lee die?” That creeped us out!
It's def listening. He's in absurd denial. My son and I were talking about weird names and I mentioned Topanga. The very next day a Topanga documentary shows up on my UA-cam feed along with some boy meets world BS. I've never shown interest/researched/been located around or even watched a somewhat related celebrity thing on my YT. THE PHONE IS LISTENING. I'm just one person and I could go on and on.
I have a friend who does marketing analysis for a major brand, I can assure you that when you go to a website they see all your history and thats how they adjust to give you weirdly accurate ads of what youd be interested in. He assures me that the company itself cannot see your personal info and who the user is, for some reason i dont quite believe that.
We were already in a black mirror before that show came out, it was just being done gradually and subtly. Half of netflix repertoire is designed to desensitize us to the upcoming realities they want us to comply with.
I've literally talked about doing my lawn and seeding it and literally the next day I was getting ads on every service you could imagine. Yahoo even was giving me ads for grass seeds and lawn care. Mind you I was not searching anything related to this or looking up videos or anything like that. I was simply talking to my mom and my mother in law, IN PERSON not over the phone, who I happened to both see in the same day about reseeding my lawn and I started getting these ads. The only conceivable explanation was my phone was listening to me and heard those key words and gave me ads for it. Tech and these companies today have stepped so far over invasion of privacy it's insane. It has to stop one way or another, this isn't acceptable.
Terms of service agreements are known as contracts of forced adhesion. If you don't agree to it, then you can't use the product or service. Of course, nobody is ever going to read a TOS agreement. How many of us are contract lawyers on our days off or do it as an actual profession and for a living? The average citizen has to roll with the notion that anything you use, tech related, will track you and store and sell your data. If it's free to use, pretty much assume you are now a product being bought and sold by the company who made it.
So don't use the product? Why shouldn't you have to agree to someone's terms to use their service? If a 7/11 has a sign that reads "No shirt, no shoes, no service"... Are you entitled to walk into someone else's business, naked, and demand service? Of course people using these services are a product being sold. Ever been on a "free cruise", where all you had to do was sit and listen to a time share presentation for 3 hours? It's the same thing, but I don't hear you complaining about Wyndham Hotels and Resorts... I got a "free cruise" to the Bahamas like that 5 years ago, I still get random calls from telemarketers trying to get me to go to various time share presentations by giving me "free" stuff to this day, because all my information is in some Wyndham database somewhere.
Yes. My friend has a knife business that also sells gun accessories and PayPal took $1500 from him for "damages dude to TOS violations" because PayPal doesn't want people to "certain gun accessories" or gun related things but it doesn't specifically say what. Also in PayPal TOS just about every product or service you can imagine is vaguely listed. So at any given time for any business, PayPal can take your money for "damages" and not face any consequences for doing so. Private companies can manipulate, exploit, and violate our rights in all kinds of ways.
@@smokingcrab2290 When it comes to guns and also weirdly nicotine products, Operation Chokepoint that was instituted during the Obama administration pressures banks to deny a method to transact business using political and regulatory threats. Many payment platforms as well as couriers like USPS and Fedex as examples, refuse to handle anything to do with firearms, ammunition or even accessories under this program. Right now an example of this is the Louis CK comedy specials, Paypal is a payment option and they refused my ability to pay using PayPal. Using the same CC directly, it went through. They are wielding access to your own money or the ability to use it for political reasons and that will continue to grow. A national ID card, vaccine passport or other centralized identity is the last brick in the wall. Once they require you to prove your ID for mundane daily transactions, they can simply click you out of existence. No question, they are trying to advance this in the U.S. and in Australia they already have a national ID campaign underway.
There’s no coincidence, I have literally talked about something I’ve never looked up or seen an advertisement for, then that day got adds for it. Your phone is literally listening and recording you. This has happened at least 2 times that I was able to quantifiably identify.
@@somedude.... I agree. I think Jaimie wants to make sure that the show doesn't get revolved around him so he keeps shit short and to the point. Dude is always tracking on shit.
We can thank the patriot act for the extra surveillance. Honestly though, even without the patriot act they would've found another way to do it. It's crazy that you can be talking to someone in person with your phone locked on the table, (pocket, etc) and the next time you get on any social media site you'll get ads or posts related to what you were talking about. Doesn't matter if you looked it up or not. I remember talking to someone and they mentioned how they've never watched forrest gump and that night i got a forest Gump quiz pop up on Facebook. Could be a coincidence, absolutely, but it seems to happen a lot
Patriot Act has also allowed the FBI to much much more easily gain access to warrants from FISA courts. My family’s house was raided 6 years ago over some petty BS my brother was doing. Essentially he impersonated one of his employees to access their online website. The employee later was fired and was able to get 30 plus FBI agents to bust into our house at 5:00 am guns loaded. My mom was scarred for life bc of it. I slept through them initially entering the house so when they got to my room upstairs they were on high alert wondering why I hadn’t come out. They banged on the door and stormed in. 4 different ppl 2 local cops 2 FBI agents had their guns drawn on me. They then escorted me down stairs and proceeded to take every electronic device in the house except our phones bc they have this device that loads all the phones info onto it. Anyways they took thousands of dollars worth of electronics and it was pretty traumatic. 6 years later nothing has been returned and my brother has yet to be charged with anything.
They tie you to your phone and PC based off your IP, most people connect to WiFi with their phones, their PC's their security cameras and they all have the same external IP. Tying things together based off of IP is easy. When ever you go to a new WiFi network and you get a different IP they can track you to your friends based off your digital signature that they follow. They then build databases on you and your friends, they know who is interacting with who where and when because of the data they can collect off you and your devices.
The BBC experimented a while back and targeted adds still show up even if you completely disconnect the microphone in a phone, proving that the tracking is not necessarily based on listening. With GPS and all your text/browser history etc, your phone knows a lot more about you than what you ever verbally expressed.
True story that happened not so long ago. I knew my boyfriend was gonna propose to me 3 weeks before he did because I suddenly started getting ads on my phone for engagement rings. Not only is it creepy, but also ruined the surprise because literally every ad I got was for black diamond engagement rings...and guess what he got me? Yup. A black diamond engagement ring. Thanks for ruining the proposal creepy digital overlords.
Having some gossipy third party spoil an upcoming proposal would be bad enough, but faceless electronic devices? Lines of code? If someone spoiled my proposal, I'd want to shun them for the rest of my life, but with this, it was just bad luck. That ring was the most expensive thing he had talked about recently and the algorithm was determined to be the venue that sold it to him, even if you saw it too. Congratulations on your marriage, genuinely wish the ad snafu never happened.
I have had a couple ads pop up for things I was THINKING about. Probably an accurate assumption of the direction of my thinking based on other things I've searched. But the timing was uncanny.
I am glad I am not the only one. Once or twice could be brushed off as a coincidence but with how often it happens to me, and now I know its happening to others, something is going on here
@Joe it’s definitely listening to conversations. We had a zoom meeting where we talked about a product no searches, nothing sent in text just talked about and multiple colleagues had adds within hours for that exact product.
I did an experiment where I mentioned nothing but Adult Diapers for a day. I got ads for adult diapers pushed to ALL my devices for a week and then nothing again. The phones and other internet connected devices (Alexa) are definitely listening 24/7 and tracking what you say to target products at you.
@@alienanxiety try it yourself. I used the word adult diapers because I'm 35 and do not have a need for them, and I never talk about them so it was easy to see what they tracked. I don't know why people are hellbent defending these companies that do this. Why do you think Facebook is free? YOURE the product.
The two craziest events I’ve had relating to this are: 1. I went to a bar the other day to meet with a friend which is something I very rarely do and was wearing a dad hat with a specific quote embroidered in it. I hadn’t wore this hat in a while. While I was at the bar, I scrolled through my Instagram for a little bit and get an ad for the same exact hat with the same exact quote. Not a word was said about it ever which makes me assume my front camera was the culprit. 2. I was wearing my favorite shorts one day. I’ve had them for like 5 years and are very worn down but they’re super comfy. I got an H&M ad on Instagram for the same exact shorts which I got at H&M way back then. Again nothing was said about them so camera?
I have a similar suspicion - I was reading a book, paid for in cash. Never discussed it with anybody or googled related stuff, but suddenly started getting stories about the theories discussed in that same book. Can't think of any other reason than being captured by camera. Either this or the covvac nanonchips are real and working :D
I've got tape over my lenses, front and back. That effing thing ain't staring at me all day...showing me stuff and recording my reaction. Turn it off periodically too. And leave it at home sometimes.
@@kosmique sorry... there is no such thing as a coincidence. Also, millions of people are all Experiencing coincidences like this with marketing? No way
My phone is listening as I'm watching these videos where people talk about their phones listening to them and says "No, bro, I'm not listening to you" 😆
Songs appear in UA-cam if I talk about them with friends at work, definitely listening. Scariest thing though, last year a song I was 'thinking' about, which I hadn't thought about for years, appeared in my UA-cam list.
Craziest thing that ever happens to me was I was driving and day dreaming about different careers I’d be interested in and I fixated on a photography advertising job and honest truth I never uttered a word about it and never searched it or even searched a camera and minutes later when I looked on my phone the first add I saw was for a college course in photo advertising
I had similar thing happened... I was thinking literally that I have to get replacement for my razor and then magically when I got to the store I got a notification for coupon for that exact razor.... Now that's creepy... Not a word that I mentioned about razor nor did I search for anything I was simply just thinking about it
Phones are definitely listening. I thought ‘maybe’ for the longest time, but I had a conversation with someone about something totally random and not something I would normally have any association with (it was specifically the Ice Gaters hockey team.) Immediately after that conversation I saw ads for merchandise for that team. So I witnessed it with my own experience.
@@joelercoaster God is Neti Neti , nothing nothing , its unconceptual, it is why you'll never see picture of him for u to judge n for that he will always be perfect, we all gods in disguise
Same here. Got targeted with dog snacks. I don't even own a dog or googled a dog, yet only had a short conversation about having one. Same day. Boom. Dog snacks. The world we're heading at ain't one I like.
i had the following situation SO MANY times now: you talk about something - and suddenly 1 day later, even some hours later already, youre getting an ad for exactly that .. so accurate sometimes .. and i only have a PC, no portable spying device usually i was talkin loud with friends that have .. very "smart" phones ... so it even gets the people its hearing and knows who they are?! or at least who the smartphone owners friends are or seomthing like that really scary
I used to not believe the whole "phone listening to you" BS until recently. I typically leave my phone data off, as I'm in an area with bad service & during work can't be bothered or have the device just draining it's battery looking for service. But this particular day one of my workers was feeling sick & I turned my data on to look up the closest store in the area & he was talking about how he gives his children Pedialyte when they're not feeling good. Didn't think much of it & later that day when I went to my HOME PC & got on YT, sure enough I started getting ads for Pedialyte, even though I was on my home PC. It's def creepy & these devices certainly track & monitor everything you do. This is where the world is headed, if not already there & continuously evolving. Imagine everything you say & do online effects your credit score & social accountability in the future. Yikes.
I didn't believe the phone listening conspiracies either, until I was talking on my phone about something then started receiving ads shortly after. fml.
@@mealsome5546 Bro I got vans socks next thing I know I am sleeping and a vans shoes commercial appeared in my mind like some dream advertisement straight up BS (just joking remember that episode of Futurama you know they are working on brain chips to give you these ads while sleeping)
One guest that I’ve not seen on JRE is Jamie. I want to see it happen. He has such a big role in the success of the pod cast yet we’ve never seen big Joe and Jamie kick it for two hours. Jamie is very knowledgeable on all topics. Can we make this happen. To vote hit the like.
I had the same idea recently When this video autoplayed I was suprised and thought they went for it, but when I checked the phone I was a little disappointed
Not sure what's going on here but Joe was making a good point that kept getting swatted. I mentioned to my brother that I had thought about getting a heavy bag so I could blow off some steam when I'm frustrated, I had never searched/looked into/browsed for anything like that and all the next day I was getting ads for different boxing equipment.
I totally agree about the phones listening to us but I also see videos recommended on UA-cam that I’ve only partially thought about and never even spoke out loud about.
With everything happening lately, it's really time for the ultimate podcast: JRE, Alex Jones, Eddie Bravo and Tim Dillon. Let's make it happen, it would be historical.
@Thought Frankly I've been feeling like Alex Jones is controlled opposition. I like what he exposes. But I feel like he only exposes things he's allowed too.
Happens to me and my wife all of the time. We have a conversation about something and then she's getting ads on Facebook about that very thing. It's spooky.
our phone are listening to us for sure. Try it. Talk with someone about something specific for an hour or so. Then keep your eye on marketing ads for the next few days. You will see something related.
"Loose lips sink ships" Joe. There are reasons certain jobs dont allow phones in meetings or in the building. How often does ciri or google come up on your phone without you saying anything? If it is listening for that command at all times what makes you think there are limits as to what it can be programmed to detect or listen for?
Liberals on copium will explain to you how this function can be realized without continuous listening. But the truth is no one can know for sure if they listen or not. That's why it's safe to assume they are. Even a shut down iPhone can potentially spy on you (there were some experiments in the past)
@@garry_wshld Of course that functionality requires continous listening, how else would it work? I'm willing to bet, however, that the audio is not being saved indefinitely or in its' entirety. I presume that it listens and saves/processes very short chunks, quickly discarding them if the keyword hasn't been identified. Hope I understood your comment correctly. Just speculating her like everyone else
@@jarnold1789 if you google you will find many elaborate explanations why it can't listen to anything except a catch-phrase. But it's so very dumb. Snowden even unscrewed a stationary phone when he was giving an interview in a hotel room. So we just need to believe Google, or we are conspiracy theorists. I agree with that it least able to listen all the time. If they are able to do so, they do so.
@@garry_wshld Yeah I agree that if they can abuse the power and the tech that they will, it's human nature sadly. And if the government wants to listen in on you I'm sure they will. I doubt that they are listening and saving audio recordings constantly though
I mentioned All in the Family once to my employee and a few days later it came up on my UA-cam feed. They are listening. I’ve had friends have similar experiences.
The phones are listening. From my own experience. My friend is not interested in welding or any kind of mechanical engineering, while I work as a Mechanical Design Engineer. He had a problem (can't remember what it was) and I explained to him something about steel and welding. Then couple of hours later, after he got home, he sent me a screenshot from his laptop (he had his phone on him, the laptop was at home) were there was couple of adds, some were for welders and some were from building markets.
I've tried to boycott companies on morals. If I stayed true to it I wouldn't be able to buy anything. I'll still never reup on Netflix Or buy coca cola outside of Mexico where it's sometimes the only soda around.
I have had advertisements pop up relevant to things I said out loud in my vehicle to my dog. This happens more regularly now. At the risk of sounding crazy, I could swear I only thought something one time and a relevant ad popped up. OMG.
Nono, it has to be listening. It's too common for ads or recommendations to pop up after a verbal conversation that never included searches, purchases, or whatever. This happened to me very recently when I was discussing a topic that mattered to me and I repeated a certain term many times, but I hadn't put it into my phone at all in over a year. That same day!! A UA-cam video recommendation came up on the very subject I talked about with my friend. That happens!
the craziest part is these algorithms don’t even need to be able to listen to you. They can deduce so much about you based on the information you put out on the internet unknowingly. Just using a companies club card or using google or driving somewhere/spending time somewhere. Terrifying how powerful the algorithms are.
This is really true but the phone does listen too. It needs to maximize on your impulses and get you to buy while you have the thought on your mind. It is about capitalism.
I've been freaked out a couple of times lately when I've not been using my phone and say something out loud (I talk to myself a lot...and my cats...LOL) and suddenly my Android assistant replies. This one DJ in Albuquerque mentioned that he'd said some rare small store to a coworker he'd wondered about and when he went on his phone later, an ad for this obtuse shop appeared on Facebook.
@@Leukick They don't need updates to do that. They can gather whatever they want, whenever they want. The updates are just to patch code and close security gaps
I've had advertisements for a college that I was wearing on my shirt that I never spoke about. the most recent creepy ad i got was "how long does your sex last?" , when i was literally thinking about that exact topic for just a couple seconds while alone driving... never said a word. It's disgusting. how on earth can my phone read my thoughts
Sometimes I'd literally just think about something and I'll get an ad for it. Only thing is idk if I thought about it on my own or if my thoughts were herded that way by my phone somehow
The more important part is who’s listening? No amount of humans could input that amount of info and respond immediately. AI is almost totally in control.
Lack of even basic technical knowledge is a massive problem with almost all so-called conspiracy theories. For example...people keep blathering on about AI but all this 'AI' is that you refer to is a series of rules; data is passed in (ie your search history, previous purchases etc etc) and a result is spat out. Whether it's a UA-cam feed, targeted advertisement etc, at a high level it all works in pretty much the same way. No AI, technomancy or dark magic needed, just rules, inputs and outputs. The problem with most conspiracy theorists is they lack baseline knowledge of the subject area, so inevitably sound like fools and, therefore, make the ideas they are espousing sound foolish.
All of our digital data is being saved. What we say. What we type. What we watch where we are. ALL OF IT. It’s being saved on massive servers and used for various purposes. Why wouldn’t they?
It’s come to the point where my phone giving me ads after a conversation doesn’t even surprise me. What has shocked me on a few occasions was getting ads after having thoughts of something without ever speaking about it. On one occasion I was thinking I should get some new running shoes, and boom there was the ad. Another time thinking about a new camping tent. No google searches, no mention to my coworkers about it nothing. Just a passing thought I entertained for a little bit. They have a lot more power than they let on.
It seems to be a common phenomenon even for me. I tend to think it's because they are constantly taking contextual clues and we probably dont realize we are leading into a thought process because of how jumbled our thoughts really tend to play out but when an algorithm is picking up on only a few things it sees our patterns before we do . Don't know if that's right at all but it's the only thing that keeps me from thinking I'm already being mindread😖
I never really encounter this stuff other than ads related to my own browser searches. Maybe it's because my phone stays in my pocket most of the time. Maybe it's because I don't shop online often. I never use Amazon, I don't have a facebook account, twitter, instagram, etc. Maybe it's because I disable most of the privelages in my apps and leave location turned off. I don't feed much data in, and so the ads I get are generally pretty random. The stuff I get that's targeted are for things I sign in with my Google account and ebay usage, and even then it's pretty scattershot. I don't know why anyone with a bunch of social media activity would be surprised that the loads of data they feed in get used.
Earlier this year I was watching Eddie Murphy's classic stand up special "Delirious" from 1983. There's this part where the crowd gets really quite and Eddie asks "What's today's date?" Suddenly my phone started talking to tell me the date. I've had this phone for probably 2 years. I never knew it could do that. Nor do I know of any apps on it that can be programmed to do that.
lol My family can't believe how frequently our Google TV shows ads for things we were just discussing over dinner.. "Social Credit" and also traditional credit scores, all need to be outlawed as unconstitutional.
I agree, there have been a couple times I have been talking to my wife about a completely random movie (like The Mask), and the next day, I see an ad to buy that movie on my phone.
Thank you! We look at past through rose glasses but even prior generations falling into tricks of buying literally everything on credit is part of reason why these corporations and entities even have the amounts of money they do to do whatever they want.
I mentioned to my wife that I wanted to look up local KOA camping sites and take the kids camping. The next morning I had advertisements for KOA sites. I've never once in my life seen an add for that and I never did look it up. That 100% proved to me my phone is picking up conversations. Scary fckin times man
I get this on my TV and I'm not signed into UA-cam. And sometimes I have these discussions with the TV off. I can bring up that I need to pick up shaving cream the next time we go to the store and out of nowhere the next time I turn the TV on I get an ad for men's shaving cream.
Listening, watching, and analyzing your facial cues as you watch videos trying to figure out your motivations and overall character. I think they can even read your mind at this point too and here’s why.. how many times have to gone to type a search word out and within typing 1-2 letters it pops up. Idc how obscure your search is it only takes a few letters and sometimes it’s even faster.
craziest thing is when you meet someone for the first time, who has 0 mutual friends with you, but will still appear on suggested friend list just because your two phones were identified to be in the same location for an extended amount of time recognizable by the algorithm as a real life engagement
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If that were actually happening, people in work places or schools or literally anywhere you spend HOURS each day together would all be on each other's recommendations, and that's obviously not the case.
@@Astraeus.. it is the case bro
That literally happened to me with a couple I sat next to at wedding recently, and then again with a girl I sat next to at a bar. Crazy shit.
@@Astraeus.. Definitely was the case. I didn't have my workplace, phone number, or real last name on Facebook, yet coworkers would still show up in my recommendations. Used the website instead of the app on my phone for the next year and never received any new friend recommendations again who I didn't have multiple mutual friends with. When you have friend recommendations for people whom you have zero mutual friends, why do you think that is?
I feel us conspiracy theorists deserve a full apology at this point.
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@@antigonebush1553 why do you keep saying poesy
Apology for what exactly? You just believe random things and want people to praise you when you guess correctly?
i think as a group you just need to have a conversation with the flat earthers
@@Bhubnipz it’s not guessing, it’s paying attention.
Joe: "if it wasn't for Snowden we would have never guessed it."
George Orwell: Hold my fuckin beer.
Read George Washington's Farewell Address paragraphs 19 to 26, and get back to me. Look for the phrase "...baneful effects of political party generally."
Orwell is a poor mans Huxley
@A B cool
@A B you must be one of those Mericans who think Socialism is bad.
@@TheWaveGoodbye-Music behave
This right here is one of the reasons why I only have UA-cam, deleted all other social media platforms and in all honesty it feels great. It’s been 3 years now. Connecting with old friends is a little harder but if we really want to connect then we can make a phone call or text. All in all its better for my mind and I can tell.
Good for you man. UA-cam used to be different but unfortunately google has always been trying to get in the game. UA-cam is the same shit now. You can't escape it.
@@vaughanxaviermusic yeh youtube has gone downhill but the fact that they were talking about what ads they get, idk wtf they are talking about. I never get any ads anywhere. Always blocked. Discord is good and will stay decent for a while. FB is a dumpster fire.
@@spiritlevelstudios chances are you have ad block right? people that use mobile devices don’t have that and are forced to pay for youtube premium if they don’t want to watch these ads before each video. sad to say but it’s all about money now. I feel like the big corporations realized what they have and are now exploiting the public for the money, whether it be through social media, video games, and so much more. glad to see everyone taking notice to these subjects, but once everyone realizes what’s going on… what’s next?
This thread here is an eye-opener to me
I dont own a phone (i had one of those in 1999 and it seemed pointless), i have pc but windows isnt registered to me
I have i think 4 ad blockers, and i stopped watching regular tv nearly 3 years ago (i do stream sows and movies from the numerous free sites
I mever used social media (is YT social media? if so this is my only one), i also didnt know YT has paid service
Im not a conspiracy theorist or prepper, its just how things worked out
Im absolutely amazed from these above comments - and this vid clip - how far people have allowed this to happen!
Where is our outrage?
We need to tear it all down and rebuild from scratch, and sooner rather than later
@@user-hy3kv2tm2w did you see my reply or was it deleted by the overlords?
Being a "conspiracy theorist" nowadays means a person is paying attention. This shit is getting crazy.
Somehow the "conspiracies" are always true
The true conspiracy theorists are leftists because they literally just make shit up and get mad about it.
No it’s not. Turn your phone off and step away. Step outside. Take a deep breath, and enjoy life.
@@bbbbbbb2357 the ads from what your talking about is a real fuckin thing, ive never fucking looked up fishsticks, i have no reason to look up fishsticks, id never seen an ad for fishsticks on facebook or whatever it was, but i did after talking about fishsticks, within hours. a friend of mine had the same thing about a specific drill he talked about. thats not a fucking coincidence; you conspiracy theorist.
I'm no longer a conspiracy theorist, now just a conspiracy observer.
Jamie... on MANY occasions I have had advertisements pop up on my phone immediately after having discussions on certain topics. Your phone apps are 100% listening to you. It's not even debatable.
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@@landon7453 I think I saw a video a while ago that showed people playing commercials on a TV and then shortly after be given a similar adds on Facebook, it was to prove they listen for key words on your speaker and runs adds. Supposedly it was repeatable but who knows they can fake everything now a days.
@@landon7453 its is not. Very easy to test. Just strike up a conversation about something completely random and check if you are not targeted almost immediately. I have done it several times and if it is something markedtable, it always comes up.
@@landon7453 it isn’t its happened ti me countless times
Yes!! Freaks me our and pissed me off
I’m so happy joe rogan is waking up and that he has higher ratings than all mainstream media.
He is pandering for capital. Its clearly working out well for him...
He became a slave
@@ShihoTogai ...how??
@@wormbo2 Basically sold his soul to Spotify
It's fucking amazing. This video was great though and I hope more people realize there's a highly advanced algorithm that is constantly sorting big data and it will flag various people based on your calls, search history and purchase history. It might even be AI.
picked out this like a year or more ago, told my dad and he didn't seem fussed, It's the fact that most people just brush this off like its not happening and they just don't want to believe it. Or they choose not to even look down that rabbit hole. Them getting controlled is scary. observing all this even gets scary.
The clock is ticking...
If you don’t realize the political and societal consequences of having everyone monitored i feel sorry for you. Blackmail, corruption and even ways we haven’t thought of yet. It literally means an end to freedom and democracy AKA new age slavery
They reason the companies can get away with this crap is because there are too many idiots who can't see the consequences
"BuT iF yOuRe DoInG nOtHiNg WrOnG, yOu ShOuLdNt WoRry!!"
They should think about securing the Grid. I witnessed 13 year-old kids in the cafeteria shut down a top 10 city in the US. Best school in Indiana.
capitalism is just another word for slavery as the vaccine mandates show. Don't take a shot, lets take your income away from you.
its too late. Whatever started cant be stopped. Thats why i consider so many things to be nothing more than synthetic. Real humanity is pretty much over. We're about to integrate with the machines
One thing that was learned in the Ritterhouse trial, the FBI is flying drones over US cites. Yet, that keeps on being overlooked.
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Is that what you learned ? LOL
Exactly!!!! So why are all these folks getting away with these mass lootings????
@@trkddy u mean other than the prosecution in our judicial system can lie cheat and steal to secure a conviction? Or you can commit arson, loot, and destroy property, but not stop people from do it?
I mean....there Was a riot happening soooo....
Here, in Canada, there was actually a case where shopper drug mart was sending advertisements of diapers, bottles, etc. To a woman who has no idea she was pregnant. That's scary.
Yeah I heard about those instances. Target was sending diaper ads to this 15 y.o.'s father who had no idea his daughter was sexually active and he sued Target or something like this and it turned put his daughter was pregnant and she bought a couple pregnancy tests from Target on daddy's line of credit and basically at that point was asking Target to break the news to daddy for her. He didn't know and now there supposedly regulated laws for advertising. Psh
Young Jamie’s ability to not jump to conclusions is massively under appreciated. He’s like “idk dude gimme the raw data but until then I’m just lookin at webpages”
Remember that China's social credit can easily be lost by criticizing the government. And building it up again is incredibly hard, you basically need to agree to watch government propaganda to get back a percentage of what you lost back. Thats it, "worship the government", not "here's how to be a better neighbour".
Its not about creating better citizens, its about engineering you to be perfect little droves in the ant farm created by the technocrats, by weaponizing society against you. It's never been about safety or improving societal behaviour.
won't someone PLEASE think of the children!!!!
Interesting.
Kinda like they do with your social media account if you speak out against the current narrative
Blue checks have been preparing for this for years.
Wild. Yep, the walls of ultimate obedience are closing in faster and faster. The portion of humanity that does not control technology has slept walked right into a bizarre dystopia, where our evolution is guided by those that do. Who knows where this ends up.
THE GREAT RESET is real people. I know conspiraceee theerissts get no respect but sorry, the shtt is VERY REAL.
Most people are just not looking at the evidence for a variety of reasons.
Jamie is dead wrong. They absolutely listen in.
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He’s who the CIA got to. Rogan won’t play ball, so get the leftist producer
hes trying to save his social credit score🤣
You aren't important enough to listen to 🤣 the advertisements are based on your internet data which everyone already knows is sold off to big companies.
They admitted they do and it's been exposed lol it all goes to a database on rock of jabralta where main servers are they are safe too nobody can destroy them or the internet ever.
I think that decentralized internet is the best thing we can do against this kind of system
Would love to see Jamie appear as a guest. Talking about making and podcast untapped secrets lol
@Simulation algorithm Give Joe Rogan his own Experience.
I miss the 90’s. Greatest decade to live in my lifetime
Social credit score has to be a line in the sand issue for citizens. HAS TO BE
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Wasn’t for China, they convinced the sheeple it’s for health so many will accept it
But experimental gene therapy bloodblot shots being forced on us / in us isn’t?? 🤔😂😂
lol. they have crossed thousands of lines in the sand. no matter the cost, stand. laying down is what got us here
This vaccine needs to be the line in the sand.
Our dryer died, we were talking about it, about an hour later I had a dryer commercial on Google or somewhere. If something like that breaks in my household, we move fast and buy it. The algorithm seem to know that too. I honestly don’t think a dryer was a hot item on December 27. 😂😂😂
People here are talking about voice recognition on their phones leading to advertisements. But, how about a few days ago when I parked my car in a loading zone here in Brisbane, Australia and a police officer called my new phone number. This phone number is linked to nothing. Phone companies are linked directly with state and federal governments and they have all your details on stand by without you even knowing. It wouldn't take much for them to be listening in to your chats while you're chilling out with mates.
Actual public facial recognition inside stores and on public streets. The same technology Face ID uses on your phone is loaded into a database. They work with tech companies and phone carriers to obtain that data. Once they find a name or recognize who you are, they have every way of finding you… You can’t hide anymore unless you cut it all off.
@@pinfeather6947 - unless you follow their own rules and wear a face mask **wink wink nudge nudge ay ay ay** lol
Joe is like geez, Alex Jones and Eddie might be right 🤯
They were about 30% of the time
Joe actually said Alex Jones has been right about numerous things when they were both on Tim Poole’s show
Alex Jones was right.
Where the hell is eddie bravo these days?
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If I wasn’t paranoid enough 😂😂. In all seriousness our devices listen to us and monitor us way too much, I should rather say none of this should be allowed to legally occur to begin with
Mine comes up to a military base states away for years no, and it ruins GPS Function, and I have to pull over because it says I'm states away at an Air Force Base and not 100s of miles away where I am... I now call them up and give hell to the Fed Investigators on Base about the Bases Illegal and Harassing Hacks!
Imagine our kids our born into it.
dude i knew a guy who was a felon / drug dealer with an alexa. i said thats the funniest shit ive ever seen.. i asked him why he wanted it.. he said he could talk into it so he loved it to turn on the lights and stereo. few years ago he got arrested and tracked down so fast for commiting a crime. i was like damn that was quick.. but then i thought oh yah hes got an alexa LOL.. onstar does the same shit.
Unfortunately, we're indoctrinated and ignorant enough that we actually give them permission to spy on us.
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I had convo during smoke sesh and literally afterwards i start getting news feeds related to topics discussed. Not every lil thing spoken about but adding feeds that's "random" but coincidentally one or two things pop up. Big brother is watching and listening.
Joe needs one episode with Jamie Vernon , produced by Brian redban, we need a episode of Jamie
Social credit score system will start as an opt-in program with some sort of big benefit. Then it will become normalized.
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If Silicon Valley & Wall Street want to tie people's politically incorrect opinions and internet browser history to their ability to participate in society, they shouldn't be surprised when people choose prison and rebellion instead
Just like vaccines?
It's probably already running
Everyone already has a credit score with the banking system and it's been that way or decades. If someone wanted to make a social credit score all they would have to do is add some social data collection software and combine the data.
Everyone sold themselves out when they started using social media and big tech.
I tested this theory a few years ago. We didnt have a dog, so I just said "Dog Food" a few times randomly. That night I was getting adds for Purina Dog food. Phones are definitely listening. The question I have is are they just using it to target ads, or are they storing other conversations on some type of rap sheet they can use anytime they want.
This is why I disable permissions for Gps, microphone and camera from all apps I'm not specifically using for communication or pictures or location. Sometimes I keep it all disabled and enable during use where I need it. It's tedious but better than being exploited.
@@HubbubAudioLibrary doesn't matter, the only way to stop it is a faraday bag. your phone can be off, you can turn off all "permissions" it's still getting everything and you will be as easily exploited in the future.
It is worthless until you become famous or rich
pretty sure Snowden already exposed that everything you every typed online is recorded somewhere
Damn I want to try this
We have had a social credit score in this country for 60 years. The biggest things in your life, your property, divorces, criminal records, are all permanent public records.
Well if that's the case, what we're about to witness is Social Credit Scoring and Totalitarianism 2.0
Phones absolutely listen to you and place advertisements based on this. I constantly have it happen. It also drives me nuts when people will find all these circuitous routes to explain how it's not listening to you like that's somehow more logical than it just listening to you.
My Grandfather worked for the Post Office. He told me to never put in writing, anything that you wouldn't want to see in the local newspaper. That was a long time ago.
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Two years ago, I spent a morning speaking to companies in Australia that supply medical gas equipment, which is something I'd never done before or since. My phone (completely unconnected to my work computer) was sat atop my desk, supposedly 'asleep'. Later that day I started receiving Facebook ads for medical gas equipment. Your phone is listening to you CONSTANTLY.
Could have been your geolocation and the proximity you were to so many people that are obviously into medical gas equipment as well.
@@srt4b No one else in my office had any idea what I was working on.
Everything and anything you do or say near your phone is recorded.
Agreed. I have this happen repeatedly. Just a couple days ago I said something about Antique Roads Show and now it keeps showing up with articles on my phone.
I have my phone on airplane mode for atleast 5 years cause it cant read my simcard, i get completely random ads in damn near all languages.
It still doest know exactly where i an but it has a very good sense because of the things i look up
That's why I keep my phone sensors manually turned off all the time. My ads immediately stopped being targeted as accurately
I was listening to a radio show where they were talking about baseball card "breaks" where people chip in to buy older boxes of baseball cards, open them and split the profit. This is something that I have no interest in and have never looked up on my phone or PC EVER. When I got home I opened up facebook and I started getting all these suggested live feeds of people doing these breaks
In the UK they call it the “snoopers charter” and pit people off against each other by saying “ if you have done nothing wrong, you have nothing to worry about”. What is scarier is the vast amount of people so happy to give up their rights.
People do understand how dumb they are. Myself included, of course. The amount of times I've argued with people that a chiropractor might "break my neck" astounds me. Movie magic, it isn't real. But they saw it on tv, so...
Thats the same as saying “you dont need free speech if you dont have anything to say”
@Jedirie J We do. We just don't have the balls to take responsibility as it's easier to let a small group decide for us.
But we'll still complain about those decisions we allow that small group to make for us.
Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say.
I can't stand people who say "if you didn't do anything then you don't have anything to worry about".... I'm always that's not the fucking point, why can't you realize this?
"If Edward Snowden didn't tell us all the stuff they were cookin' up, we would have never guessed it"
Joe, bro, we did guess it and were called conspiracy theorists. It's only a conspiracy until it's not.
Like Ruby ridge and Epstein. you get called crazy, but they don't have an answer when you prove that a conspiracy was real
Fun fact Snowden worked for the Carlyle Group Carlyle Group purchased Supreme hypebeast clothing
FACTS!!!!!
Agree with the generalisation of what ur saying. Conspiracy theories can go so kooky. To conspire means a group of people discussing (just like governments,community groups, police, any group to discuss anything)
Everything that wasn’t something isn’t something until it is
Definitely what you discuss ..pops up.. within minutes... Was discussing funerals and funeral directors popped up on my phone... think it popped up on FB...
I think it has gotten to the point where maybe the Bluetooth devices we use along with our phones all contribute to maybe learn the mapping of our brain.
I know it sounds a little far fetched but this has happened to me a lot where I talk about something and get an ad for it randomly the same day, I know it’s not a coincidence because I’ll state a sentence with a product that you can advertise in it then move on with my main point then get an ad for a random thing I said in conversation to make a point about something else altogether different.
Other times I’ll just THINK of a product and get an ad for that specifically a few minutes later.
Thanks for transmitting the feelings of millions of people like myself in a safe and thoughtful way Joe 🗽
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You mean in a video that doesn't get deleted
Jamie is trying to say that the microphone in his smart tv and iPhone isn’t grabbing key words from his living room conversations 😂
He's overdosing on copium, poor little guy.
And you will be the first to leave the planet. You both are too d... . It's just nature working itself out. That's all
@@beefywellington3571 stop copying quotes and comments and get a mind if your own. Poor little guy is rich. Only poor people call others poor.
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@@rickienoseman2186 poor as in pity not poor as in wealth ffs
I swear the ADS ARE READING MY MIND. Its freaking scary AF.
We already have a social credit system here in the US. It's the credit score system. I come from a severely impoverished neighborhood. We all paid with cash. Now as an adult, I may have a lot of stuff, but I had to work twice as hard as everyone else who's mommy and daddy helped them build credit from day one. We absolutely have a classist based social structure here.
My credit is shit.
Not even close to what a real social credit system is about.
You don't have to be rich to build credit though, I've been building my credit score since the day I turned 18 and I'm poor as shit
My credit is dog shit made alot of shotty descions
i hope that you raise your kids well enough so that one day some jerk can ask your kids if "mommy and daddy" helped them build good credit.
What is it about certain people that compels them to want to control other people? Almost every social issue that is being pushed seems to boil down to controlling people vs. leaving people alone.
An interesting observation. Perhaps it is the mothering instinct? Mothers are tyrants. They have to be, or else infants should perish.
Women, and effeminate men, often struggle to maintain dignified boundaries between adults.
money...Pure and simple really
People are too stupid to be left alone. That's the sad truth of it.
A tipping point!
It's ride or die time 🔥
Creepy story: I was chillin with my buddy and we started talking about Bruce Lee and I mentioned how his death was a little shady. My buddy pulled his phone out of his pocket and all he typed into Google was “how” and the first recommendation was “how did Bruce Lee die?” That creeped us out!
That’s just the most common search term for “how” related to Bruce Lee
I notice that from google searches, and going on UA-cam afterwards and seeing the same stuff I was researching. Its bonkers man.
happens on the daily just pay attention
@Richard Newlin If only it were that easy
@Richard Newlin and just miss every call that comes in! what if mom is having an emergency? or one of the kids?
It's def listening. He's in absurd denial.
My son and I were talking about weird names and I mentioned Topanga. The very next day a Topanga documentary shows up on my UA-cam feed along with some boy meets world BS. I've never shown interest/researched/been located around or even watched a somewhat related celebrity thing on my YT. THE PHONE IS LISTENING. I'm just one person and I could go on and on.
I have a friend who does marketing analysis for a major brand, I can assure you that when you go to a website they see all your history and thats how they adjust to give you weirdly accurate ads of what youd be interested in. He assures me that the company itself cannot see your personal info and who the user is, for some reason i dont quite believe that.
Wow.. we are living out a literal real-life black mirror episode...
so many scary facts and ideas talked about in this clip.. wtf 🤯🤯
That show is so good. Like terrifyingly relevant.
We sure are
We were already in a black mirror before that show came out, it was just being done gradually and subtly. Half of netflix repertoire is designed to desensitize us to the upcoming realities they want us to comply with.
Why you think they stopped making it? We are currently in it
Ive watched Joe go from middle ground, on the fence, trying to make everyone happy thinking...to full blown red pill. LOVE IT
He's been having dinner with Alex jones on the regular. Jones keeps saying " just watch, Joe is full awake now and on the attack"
went from rational to moron. LOVE IT
Indeed. Rogan looks like a genuinely curious person.
@@nmwatley seek medical help
@@BillBagBargensonsBarger I understood that reference
I had prostate cancer ads appearing in my UA-cam feed but had never googled or looked online at anything related after my diagnosis. Creepy af.
I've literally talked about doing my lawn and seeding it and literally the next day I was getting ads on every service you could imagine. Yahoo even was giving me ads for grass seeds and lawn care. Mind you I was not searching anything related to this or looking up videos or anything like that. I was simply talking to my mom and my mother in law, IN PERSON not over the phone, who I happened to both see in the same day about reseeding my lawn and I started getting these ads. The only conceivable explanation was my phone was listening to me and heard those key words and gave me ads for it. Tech and these companies today have stepped so far over invasion of privacy it's insane. It has to stop one way or another, this isn't acceptable.
Terms of service agreements are known as contracts of forced adhesion. If you don't agree to it, then you can't use the product or service. Of course, nobody is ever going to read a TOS agreement. How many of us are contract lawyers on our days off or do it as an actual profession and for a living? The average citizen has to roll with the notion that anything you use, tech related, will track you and store and sell your data. If it's free to use, pretty much assume you are now a product being bought and sold by the company who made it.
Totally true i realized a while ago there is no choice, i cant disagree if i still want to use the service, its all or nothing
So don't use the product? Why shouldn't you have to agree to someone's terms to use their service? If a 7/11 has a sign that reads "No shirt, no shoes, no service"... Are you entitled to walk into someone else's business, naked, and demand service?
Of course people using these services are a product being sold. Ever been on a "free cruise", where all you had to do was sit and listen to a time share presentation for 3 hours? It's the same thing, but I don't hear you complaining about Wyndham Hotels and Resorts... I got a "free cruise" to the Bahamas like that 5 years ago, I still get random calls from telemarketers trying to get me to go to various time share presentations by giving me "free" stuff to this day, because all my information is in some Wyndham database somewhere.
Yes. My friend has a knife business that also sells gun accessories and PayPal took $1500 from him for "damages dude to TOS violations" because PayPal doesn't want people to "certain gun accessories" or gun related things but it doesn't specifically say what. Also in PayPal TOS just about every product or service you can imagine is vaguely listed. So at any given time for any business, PayPal can take your money for "damages" and not face any consequences for doing so. Private companies can manipulate, exploit, and violate our rights in all kinds of ways.
@@smokingcrab2290 When it comes to guns and also weirdly nicotine products, Operation Chokepoint that was instituted during the Obama administration pressures banks to deny a method to transact business using political and regulatory threats. Many payment platforms as well as couriers like USPS and Fedex as examples, refuse to handle anything to do with firearms, ammunition or even accessories under this program.
Right now an example of this is the Louis CK comedy specials, Paypal is a payment option and they refused my ability to pay using PayPal. Using the same CC directly, it went through.
They are wielding access to your own money or the ability to use it for political reasons and that will continue to grow.
A national ID card, vaccine passport or other centralized identity is the last brick in the wall. Once they require you to prove your ID for mundane daily transactions, they can simply click you out of existence. No question, they are trying to advance this in the U.S. and in Australia they already have a national ID campaign underway.
@Mot Doai Don't click the link unless you want to get hacked. Report this user for unwanted commercial content & Spam.
I was laughing so hard when I realized Joe was actually talking to JAMIE for once 🤣
She must be a boring guest since Joe was talking to Jamie for multiple minutes.
They were waiting on her to return probably a restroom break. You clearly see her enter!
When is Jaime gonna be on the podcast? Right?
There’s no coincidence, I have literally talked about something I’ve never looked up or seen an advertisement for, then that day got adds for it. Your phone is literally listening and recording you. This has happened at least 2 times that I was able to quantifiably identify.
I love how Jaime downplays how messed up things are to make himself feel better. It's adorable.
Jaimie downplays it to keep the heat down on him. Listen to the show long enough and you know Jaimie gets down but knows better.
@@somedude.... as in the individual episode or the podcast in general?
@@somedude.... I agree. I think Jaimie wants to make sure that the show doesn't get revolved around him so he keeps shit short and to the point. Dude is always tracking on shit.
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Jaime is a great podcast producer but he's really kinda dumb
We can thank the patriot act for the extra surveillance. Honestly though, even without the patriot act they would've found another way to do it. It's crazy that you can be talking to someone in person with your phone locked on the table, (pocket, etc) and the next time you get on any social media site you'll get ads or posts related to what you were talking about. Doesn't matter if you looked it up or not.
I remember talking to someone and they mentioned how they've never watched forrest gump and that night i got a forest Gump quiz pop up on Facebook. Could be a coincidence, absolutely, but it seems to happen a lot
We are living in a simulation.
Just be like me never talk to people . And when you do it's so weird , that the phone won't get it
There's a video of a guy testing this out in real time. This has been happening for years. Edward Snowden tried to tell us.
Could never be a coincidence...i think by this point we all understand our devices are listening to us
Patriot Act has also allowed the FBI to much much more easily gain access to warrants from FISA courts. My family’s house was raided 6 years ago over some petty BS my brother was doing. Essentially he impersonated one of his employees to access their online website. The employee later was fired and was able to get 30 plus FBI agents to bust into our house at 5:00 am guns loaded. My mom was scarred for life bc of it. I slept through them initially entering the house so when they got to my room upstairs they were on high alert wondering why I hadn’t come out. They banged on the door and stormed in. 4 different ppl 2 local cops 2 FBI agents had their guns drawn on me. They then escorted me down stairs and proceeded to take every electronic device in the house except our phones bc they have this device that loads all the phones info onto it. Anyways they took thousands of dollars worth of electronics and it was pretty traumatic. 6 years later nothing has been returned and my brother has yet to be charged with anything.
They tie you to your phone and PC based off your IP, most people connect to WiFi with their phones, their PC's their security cameras and they all have the same external IP. Tying things together based off of IP is easy. When ever you go to a new WiFi network and you get a different IP they can track you to your friends based off your digital signature that they follow. They then build databases on you and your friends, they know who is interacting with who where and when because of the data they can collect off you and your devices.
The BBC experimented a while back and targeted adds still show up even if you completely disconnect the microphone in a phone, proving that the tracking is not necessarily based on listening. With GPS and all your text/browser history etc, your phone knows a lot more about you than what you ever verbally expressed.
True story that happened not so long ago.
I knew my boyfriend was gonna propose to me 3 weeks before he did because I suddenly started getting ads on my phone for engagement rings.
Not only is it creepy, but also ruined the surprise because literally every ad I got was for black diamond engagement rings...and guess what he got me? Yup. A black diamond engagement ring.
Thanks for ruining the proposal creepy digital overlords.
Hey on the bright side it might come handy if someone’s planning on murdering you
I noticed things like this happen when using the same WiFi, it targets the adverts to all devices attached to that Wifi... Annoying!
Having some gossipy third party spoil an upcoming proposal would be bad enough, but faceless electronic devices? Lines of code?
If someone spoiled my proposal, I'd want to shun them for the rest of my life, but with this, it was just bad luck.
That ring was the most expensive thing he had talked about recently and the algorithm was determined to be the venue that sold it to him, even if you saw it too.
Congratulations on your marriage, genuinely wish the ad snafu never happened.
I have had a couple ads pop up for things I was THINKING about. Probably an accurate assumption of the direction of my thinking based on other things I've searched. But the timing was uncanny.
Who says that it is you thinking that you were thinking when you were thinking? ;)
@@petercordes4169 elaborate damnit
I am glad I am not the only one. Once or twice could be brushed off as a coincidence but with how often it happens to me, and now I know its happening to others, something is going on here
Thanks
@Joe it’s definitely listening to conversations. We had a zoom meeting where we talked about a product no searches, nothing sent in text just talked about and multiple colleagues had adds within hours for that exact product.
I did an experiment where I mentioned nothing but Adult Diapers for a day. I got ads for adult diapers pushed to ALL my devices for a week and then nothing again. The phones and other internet connected devices (Alexa) are definitely listening 24/7 and tracking what you say to target products at you.
I think you made that up, but I like how your first thought was adult diapers.
Yepppp
Happens to me all the time. I mention something then I get ads for it all week
@@cholodude97 and this is with my personalization and search history turned off.
@@alienanxiety try it yourself. I used the word adult diapers because I'm 35 and do not have a need for them, and I never talk about them so it was easy to see what they tracked. I don't know why people are hellbent defending these companies that do this. Why do you think Facebook is free? YOURE the product.
The two craziest events I’ve had relating to this are:
1. I went to a bar the other day to meet with a friend which is something I very rarely do and was wearing a dad hat with a specific quote embroidered in it. I hadn’t wore this hat in a while. While I was at the bar, I scrolled through my Instagram for a little bit and get an ad for the same exact hat with the same exact quote. Not a word was said about it ever which makes me assume my front camera was the culprit.
2. I was wearing my favorite shorts one day. I’ve had them for like 5 years and are very worn down but they’re super comfy. I got an H&M ad on Instagram for the same exact shorts which I got at H&M way back then. Again nothing was said about them so camera?
I have a similar suspicion - I was reading a book, paid for in cash. Never discussed it with anybody or googled related stuff, but suddenly started getting stories about the theories discussed in that same book. Can't think of any other reason than being captured by camera. Either this or the covvac nanonchips are real and working :D
coincidents are still a thing.
I've got tape over my lenses, front and back. That effing thing ain't staring at me all day...showing me stuff and recording my reaction. Turn it off periodically too. And leave it at home sometimes.
@@kosmique sorry... there is no such thing as a coincidence.
Also, millions of people are all
Experiencing coincidences like this with marketing? No way
That makes me sick but its highly likely
My phone is listening as I'm watching these videos where people talk about their phones listening to them and says "No, bro, I'm not listening to you" 😆
Songs appear in UA-cam if I talk about them with friends at work, definitely listening. Scariest thing though, last year a song I was 'thinking' about, which I hadn't thought about for years, appeared in my UA-cam list.
Craziest thing that ever happens to me was I was driving and day dreaming about different careers I’d be interested in and I fixated on a photography advertising job and honest truth I never uttered a word about it and never searched it or even searched a camera and minutes later when I looked on my phone the first add I saw was for a college course in photo advertising
I occasionally get this shit too. Like these systems know what I'm thinking.
@M J and I mentioned it's "like" they know what I'm thinking. I obviously don't think anything is reading our minds...not yet anyway lol.
Radio waves are invisible. Why can’t brainwaves be measured in some way we also don’t understand yet?
I had similar thing happened... I was thinking literally that I have to get replacement for my razor and then magically when I got to the store I got a notification for coupon for that exact razor.... Now that's creepy... Not a word that I mentioned about razor nor did I search for anything I was simply just thinking about it
Phones are definitely listening. I thought ‘maybe’ for the longest time, but I had a conversation with someone about something totally random and not something I would normally have any association with (it was specifically the Ice Gaters hockey team.) Immediately after that conversation I saw ads for merchandise for that team. So I witnessed it with my own experience.
People usually dont believe it until they have a personal experience about it
It's happend to me before absolutely blew my mind it's done it a few times now
@@laneythelame the same can be true about God
@@joelercoaster God is Neti Neti , nothing nothing , its unconceptual, it is why you'll never see picture of him for u to judge n for that he will always be perfect, we all gods in disguise
Same here. Got targeted with dog snacks. I don't even own a dog or googled a dog, yet only had a short conversation about having one. Same day. Boom. Dog snacks. The world we're heading at ain't one I like.
Black Mirror has a fantastic episode on social credits from a few years back
i had the following situation SO MANY times now:
you talk about something - and suddenly 1 day later, even some hours later already, youre getting an ad for exactly that .. so accurate sometimes .. and i only have a PC, no portable spying device
usually i was talkin loud with friends that have .. very "smart" phones ...
so it even gets the people its hearing and knows who they are?! or at least who the smartphone owners friends are or seomthing like that
really scary
I used to not believe the whole "phone listening to you" BS until recently. I typically leave my phone data off, as I'm in an area with bad service & during work can't be bothered or have the device just draining it's battery looking for service. But this particular day one of my workers was feeling sick & I turned my data on to look up the closest store in the area & he was talking about how he gives his children Pedialyte when they're not feeling good. Didn't think much of it & later that day when I went to my HOME PC & got on YT, sure enough I started getting ads for Pedialyte, even though I was on my home PC. It's def creepy & these devices certainly track & monitor everything you do. This is where the world is headed, if not already there & continuously evolving. Imagine everything you say & do online effects your credit score & social accountability in the future. Yikes.
I didn't believe the phone listening conspiracies either, until I was talking on my phone about something then started receiving ads shortly after. fml.
bro.. how do you think it knows anytime you say 'Hey Google'.? it just stops listening as soon as you aren't using their browser?? lmao
@@thisthatvibe he means it’s listening and that keywords and generating ads. It’s been happening for at least 3 years.
@@thisthatvibe I was talking to a friend, not Google. I never used that feature, but my data was on.
@@mealsome5546 Bro I got vans socks next thing I know I am sleeping and a vans shoes commercial appeared in my mind like some dream advertisement straight up BS (just joking remember that episode of Futurama you know they are working on brain chips to give you these ads while sleeping)
One guest that I’ve not seen on JRE is Jamie. I want to see it happen. He has such a big role in the success of the pod cast yet we’ve never seen big Joe and Jamie kick it for two hours. Jamie is very knowledgeable on all topics. Can we make this happen. To vote hit the like.
*_WHO'S GONNA PULL SHIT UP THEN?_*
There was a podcast with him at one point
@@ryangreene50 that must have been early in the pod cast. We need a new one. But please tell me what year that was so I can check it out.
@@wauliepalnuts6134 easy just move the cameras.
I had the same idea recently
When this video autoplayed I was suprised and thought they went for it, but when I checked the phone I was a little disappointed
Not sure what's going on here but Joe was making a good point that kept getting swatted. I mentioned to my brother that I had thought about getting a heavy bag so I could blow off some steam when I'm frustrated, I had never searched/looked into/browsed for anything like that and all the next day I was getting ads for different boxing equipment.
I totally agree about the phones listening to us but I also see videos recommended on UA-cam that I’ve only partially thought about and never even spoke out loud about.
How does it hear me say “hey Siri” if it’s not listening at all times????
With everything happening lately, it's really time for the ultimate podcast: JRE, Alex Jones, Eddie Bravo and Tim Dillon.
Let's make it happen, it would be historical.
Can we add Duncan Trussel ?
Why hasn’t Eddie been on in so long?
Add David Icke
@Thought Frankly I've been feeling like Alex Jones is controlled opposition. I like what he exposes. But I feel like he only exposes things he's allowed too.
Eddie Bravo is as painful to listen to as Nate Diaz
Happens to me and my wife all of the time. We have a conversation about something and then she's getting ads on Facebook about that very thing. It's spooky.
our phone are listening to us for sure. Try it. Talk with someone about something specific for an hour or so. Then keep your eye on marketing ads for the next few days. You will see something related.
Nokia classic ftw. Screw bricks
I like how Joe is absolutely hammered, but completely Lucid at the same time.
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@Treedom Vellacroix Dude these UA-cam bots and spam have gotten really out of hand
@@jarnold1789 agreed
Definitely hammered
"Loose lips sink ships" Joe. There are reasons certain jobs dont allow phones in meetings or in the building. How often does ciri or google come up on your phone without you saying anything? If it is listening for that command at all times what makes you think there are limits as to what it can be programmed to detect or listen for?
Liberals on copium will explain to you how this function can be realized without continuous listening. But the truth is no one can know for sure if they listen or not. That's why it's safe to assume they are. Even a shut down iPhone can potentially spy on you (there were some experiments in the past)
There are no limits
@@garry_wshld Of course that functionality requires continous listening, how else would it work? I'm willing to bet, however, that the audio is not being saved indefinitely or in its' entirety. I presume that it listens and saves/processes very short chunks, quickly discarding them if the keyword hasn't been identified. Hope I understood your comment correctly. Just speculating her like everyone else
@@jarnold1789 if you google you will find many elaborate explanations why it can't listen to anything except a catch-phrase. But it's so very dumb. Snowden even unscrewed a stationary phone when he was giving an interview in a hotel room. So we just need to believe Google, or we are conspiracy theorists. I agree with that it least able to listen all the time. If they are able to do so, they do so.
@@garry_wshld Yeah I agree that if they can abuse the power and the tech that they will, it's human nature sadly. And if the government wants to listen in on you I'm sure they will. I doubt that they are listening and saving audio recordings constantly though
I mentioned All in the Family once to my employee and a few days later it came up on my UA-cam feed. They are listening. I’ve had friends have similar experiences.
It really disturbed me the first time I googled something and the next time I got on Facebook it was on my timeline as an ad.
The phones are listening. From my own experience. My friend is not interested in welding or any kind of mechanical engineering, while I work as a Mechanical Design Engineer. He had a problem (can't remember what it was) and I explained to him something about steel and welding. Then couple of hours later, after he got home, he sent me a screenshot from his laptop (he had his phone on him, the laptop was at home) were there was couple of adds, some were for welders and some were from building markets.
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Yeah I was talking about doom with a friend and he got a buncth of doom ads on his phone
The same thing has happened to me. Ads have followed me from home to work and vice versa, on separate devices.
@@jeffsimon2144 Same here. Happens too specifically & in too short a timeframe to be coincidence. But maybe we're all just paranoid eh??
We were having a conversation in my kitchen (not on the phone) on some weird subject. An hour later ads were sent to me.
The best thing to do is when you get bombarded by advertisements, shy away from that brand. There are off brands available, go after them.
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Maybe that's what they WANT you to do.
Be aware!!
You vote for a company every time you buy their products.
I've tried to boycott companies on morals. If I stayed true to it I wouldn't be able to buy anything. I'll still never reup on Netflix Or buy coca cola outside of Mexico where it's sometimes the only soda around.
I have had advertisements pop up relevant to things I said out loud in my vehicle to my dog. This happens more regularly now. At the risk of sounding crazy, I could swear I only thought something one time and a relevant ad popped up. OMG.
Nono, it has to be listening. It's too common for ads or recommendations to pop up after a verbal conversation that never included searches, purchases, or whatever. This happened to me very recently when I was discussing a topic that mattered to me and I repeated a certain term many times, but I hadn't put it into my phone at all in over a year. That same day!! A UA-cam video recommendation came up on the very subject I talked about with my friend. That happens!
It's never the tyrants who commit atrocities, it's those who comply!!!
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well, that's dumb.
Lol what?
It needs to be said
#LetsGoBrandon
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Who is this Brandon fellow everyone keeps talking about?
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the craziest part is these algorithms don’t even need to be able to listen to you. They can deduce so much about you based on the information you put out on the internet unknowingly. Just using a companies club card or using google or driving somewhere/spending time somewhere. Terrifying how powerful the algorithms are.
This is really true but the phone does listen too. It needs to maximize on your impulses and get you to buy while you have the thought on your mind. It is about capitalism.
I've been freaked out a couple of times lately when I've not been using my phone and say something out loud (I talk to myself a lot...and my cats...LOL) and suddenly my Android assistant replies. This one DJ in Albuquerque mentioned that he'd said some rare small store to a coworker he'd wondered about and when he went on his phone later, an ad for this obtuse shop appeared on Facebook.
at this point a downgraded phone is becoming more viable than getting an upgraded one.
That's what I'm in the process of doing right now.
Wen it all goes digital you wont have a choice
I'm starting to consider smoke rings as being the safest means of communication or maybe we all need to pick up Morse again.
@@islandsociete I've always had a feeling that all those "updates" are a way to gather shit periodically.
@@Leukick They don't need updates to do that. They can gather whatever they want, whenever they want. The updates are just to patch code and close security gaps
I've had advertisements for a college that I was wearing on my shirt that I never spoke about. the most recent creepy ad i got was "how long does your sex last?" , when i was literally thinking about that exact topic for just a couple seconds while alone driving... never said a word. It's disgusting. how on earth can my phone read my thoughts
Sometimes I'd literally just think about something and I'll get an ad for it. Only thing is idk if I thought about it on my own or if my thoughts were herded that way by my phone somehow
I love the way joe goes "where we going?"
The more important part is who’s listening? No amount of humans could input that amount of info and respond immediately. AI is almost totally in control.
AI that is programmed for the wellbeing of the elites
Lack of even basic technical knowledge is a massive problem with almost all so-called conspiracy theories. For example...people keep blathering on about AI but all this 'AI' is that you refer to is a series of rules; data is passed in (ie your search history, previous purchases etc etc) and a result is spat out. Whether it's a UA-cam feed, targeted advertisement etc, at a high level it all works in pretty much the same way. No AI, technomancy or dark magic needed, just rules, inputs and outputs.
The problem with most conspiracy theorists is they lack baseline knowledge of the subject area, so inevitably sound like fools and, therefore, make the ideas they are espousing sound foolish.
All of our digital data is being saved. What we say. What we type. What we watch where we are. ALL OF IT.
It’s being saved on massive servers and used for various purposes.
Why wouldn’t they?
There’s NOTHING artificial about AI. It’s sentient and a actual alien entity runs it.
@@Audiablo no one said dark magic lol
It’s come to the point where my phone giving me ads after a conversation doesn’t even surprise me. What has shocked me on a few occasions was getting ads after having thoughts of something without ever speaking about it. On one occasion I was thinking I should get some new running shoes, and boom there was the ad. Another time thinking about a new camping tent. No google searches, no mention to my coworkers about it nothing. Just a passing thought I entertained for a little bit. They have a lot more power than they let on.
That also happened to me quite a few times. How can that ever be possible
Has happened to me a few times as well, pretty trippy/scary
They know us better than we know ourselves. AI is basically abt making accurate predictions
It seems to be a common phenomenon even for me. I tend to think it's because they are constantly taking contextual clues and we probably dont realize we are leading into a thought process because of how jumbled our thoughts really tend to play out but when an algorithm is picking up on only a few things it sees our patterns before we do . Don't know if that's right at all but it's the only thing that keeps me from thinking I'm already being mindread😖
@@scottmcrae4427 i see a point there but i wonder who's taking clues from who? Maybe they are leading our thought process
I never really encounter this stuff other than ads related to my own browser searches. Maybe it's because my phone stays in my pocket most of the time. Maybe it's because I don't shop online often. I never use Amazon, I don't have a facebook account, twitter, instagram, etc. Maybe it's because I disable most of the privelages in my apps and leave location turned off.
I don't feed much data in, and so the ads I get are generally pretty random. The stuff I get that's targeted are for things I sign in with my Google account and ebay usage, and even then it's pretty scattershot. I don't know why anyone with a bunch of social media activity would be surprised that the loads of data they feed in get used.
Earlier this year I was watching Eddie Murphy's classic stand up special "Delirious" from 1983. There's this part where the crowd gets really quite and Eddie asks "What's today's date?" Suddenly my phone started talking to tell me the date.
I've had this phone for probably 2 years. I never knew it could do that. Nor do I know of any apps on it that can be programmed to do that.
lol My family can't believe how frequently our Google TV shows ads for things we were just discussing over dinner..
"Social Credit" and also traditional credit scores, all need to be outlawed as unconstitutional.
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Never experienced it myself. Are you positive that this isn't a case of confirmation bias?
I agree, there have been a couple times I have been talking to my wife about a completely random movie (like The Mask), and the next day, I see an ad to buy that movie on my phone.
Thank you! We look at past through rose glasses but even prior generations falling into tricks of buying literally everything on credit is part of reason why these corporations and entities even have the amounts of money they do to do whatever they want.
I mentioned to my wife that I wanted to look up local KOA camping sites and take the kids camping. The next morning I had advertisements for KOA sites. I've never once in my life seen an add for that and I never did look it up. That 100% proved to me my phone is picking up conversations. Scary fckin times man
I get this on my TV and I'm not signed into UA-cam. And sometimes I have these discussions with the TV off. I can bring up that I need to pick up shaving cream the next time we go to the store and out of nowhere the next time I turn the TV on I get an ad for men's shaving cream.
so what did you do about it ? nothing right ? thats whats scary... you've perceived a threat and just continue towards it.
I got an ad for a Hoover vacuum after discussing the old President with my mother in law. Yes, it’s listening.
Its bits like this that make me hope one day Joe and Jamie do a podcast with just two of them
They've done them a few times before.
Listening, watching, and analyzing your facial cues as you watch videos trying to figure out your motivations and overall character. I think they can even read your mind at this point too and here’s why.. how many times have to gone to type a search word out and within typing 1-2 letters it pops up. Idc how obscure your search is it only takes a few letters and sometimes it’s even faster.
Point
And also like Gmail finishing your sentences for you