I guess it is good to be aware of what’s possible. But all this stuff about using WiFi to measure things about people—it’s a bit creepy, right? I mean, to state the obvious, we (as a society) have got a bunch of poorly patched or corporate controlled WiFi routers attached to the network. What a surveillance catastrophe waiting to happen.
I mean, heart rate? Do we have a giant network that can tell where everybody is and whether they are having a strong emotional response to anything?
Your comment should not be gray, as you've stated a rarely known fact. I used to have an old brochure with the exact model number of the device you refer to. And it's been around for well over a decade.
I'll try to find the model to rescue your post. People can be so fucking unreasonable here it makes me sad.
But I know exactly what you're referring to.
Note: it's also worth considering its applications in parallel construction and that it's indeed so rarely known, that it doesn't require a warrant.
Thank you! I wanted to provide a source, but I have literally only seen it in action at a trade show, and could not remember what it was actually called.
I mean, heart rate? Do we have a giant network that can tell where everybody is and whether they are having a strong emotional response to anything?