Future of 6G and Surveillance Technology

6G will track everyone, everywhere, all day, every day.

That's what the CEO of Qualcomm just admitted in a podcast.

6G is going to do not only at, at your neighborhood, not only at the city, at

the state, but at the entire country level will map the digital twin, I think, of the

world.

And that also become very interesting.

Of course, in today's, I think, environment, if I say that everybody will

understand it like you can do drone detection, you know, everything that is

moving is going to be tracked.

You have a radar at scale.

So basically 6G won't just track digital devices.

They're talking about building a model of the entire world where they can track

anything that moves.

This is even scarier than what he admitted earlier.

What is 6G?

6G is designed for AI.

So in addition of the networks making connectivity and give you faster

connections, will sense everything around you.

You take the AI to the next level, you can actually get facial recognition of

everybody in the room.

That's going to be done at scale at a 6G network, and that's more context.

It almost makes no sense for him to admit something like this so publicly.

But then again, they're all openly admitting that 6G is pretty damn scary.

So we're into 6G now.

I just, I was, I was a leader on 5G getting that done, and now they're up to

6.

Let's do it again.

What does that do?

Give you a little bit deeper view into somebody's skin.

I like the cameras of the old days.

So they just had a nice feature.

Now they cover every little, let's see, Michael.

You're in good shape, but I tell you, it's, uh, so you're, it's the sixes

coming, huh?

And by the way, this gets even worse because this 6G mass surveillance is also

tied into all these AI companies and their shiny new products.

We were working with pretty much all of them.

I think all of them, and you have different things that people wear.

Glasses is the easiest one to understand, but they're going to be more, they're

pins, pendants, things that you wear, and it can connect you to an agent.

And if for some reason, smart glasses aren't cutting it for you, well, you can

go to your local Nokia store and get a 6G implant.

But 6G earlier, which is around 20, 2030, I would say that by then, definitely

the smartphone, as we know it today, will not anymore be the usual kind

of the most common interface.

Many of these things will be built directly into our bodies.