Kohberger's Goose is Cooked

[Couchpotato]

Nope, you are merely a silly person. Algorithms go through the calls, flag questionable ones, send them off to a human who then discards or sends them up to the next level.

Seriously. you are out of your depth. You dint understand the tech nor the requirements to collect it. It would still have to be recorded first dummy.

 

[Couchpotato]

Nope, you are merely a silly person. Algorithms go through the calls, flag questionable ones, send them off to a human who then discards or sends them up to the next level.

Btw how are they collecting on 400k cell sites?

 

[westwall]

Seriously. you are out of your depth. You dint understand the tech nor the requirements to collect it. It would still have to be recorded first dummy.

Sure thing. I find it amusing how little you seem to know about anything tech related.

 

[westwall]

Btw how are they collecting on 400k cell sites?

Look up AURORAGOLD.

 

[Couchpotato]

Look up AURORAGOLD.

You can’t collect the data from 400k cell sites dumbass

 

[Couchpotato]

Sure thing. I find it amusing how little you seem to know about anything tech related.

Tell me how a cellphone call works. How does a cell tower ID the mobile handset? Dont google it.

 

[westwall]

You can’t collect the data from 400k cell sites dumbass

According to people a lot smarter than both of us, you can.

 

[westwall]

Tell me how a cellphone call works. How does a cell tower ID the mobile handset? Dont google it.
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Basically it is a series of radio transmissions from tower to tower.
Each phone has a carrier signal that ifentifies it, and to whom the call is directed.

 

[Couchpotato]

westwall
No. Thats really not even close.

 

[westwall]

No. Thats really not even close.

The fuck it isn't. 600mHz is the freq range for the vast majority of cell phones.

It's pretty obvious that if it isn't two cups with a string between them you are pert near clueless.

 

[Couchpotato]

The fuck it isn't. 600mHz is the freq range for the vast majority of cell phones.

Umm. No? You’re 100 mHz off to just get to the lower end of the range bubba.

It's pretty obvious that if it isn't two cups with a string between them you are pert near clueless.

The tower uses the IMEI and IMSI to ID the handset and user. Just go away you’re drowning.

 

[westwall]

Umm. No? You’re 100 mHz off to just get to the lower end of the range bubba.


The tower uses the IMEI and IMSI to ID the handset and user. Just go away you’re drowning.

Wrong again bozo, though my memory was off, the frequency range is 698 to 800. The upper frequency bands are for AWS and other 4 and 5G networks.

So, they have carrier frequencies that do EXACTLY what I said they do.

Thanks, dumbass.

Go play with your can phones.

 

[Delldude]

It’s less A processing problem and more a collection asset and storage problem.

320 million people in the US. If every person only makes 1 hour of phone calls per day I get that many of the people in the US aren’t old enough to be calling on the phone but people spend way more than an hour a day on their phone talking so this is a conservative estimate anyway. That’s 320 million hours of recording per day. That’s 116.8 billion hours a year. It takes about 1.3 GB of space for an hour of audio. That’s 151.8 billion GB of audio per year. We haven’t even started on the text messaging and internet usage for just the phones. Add in all the internet traffic etc.

Also how do you propose NSA actually collects the traffic in the first place. Cell phones by definition do not have a long range, hence the cells. Are you going to place, manage and maintain collection assets in order to get all this collection. There are over 400k cell sites in the US.

Oh and when someone calls you from a different cell that conversation would be collected twice and recorded twice.

Oh and when you talk on a cell phone its actually using 2 frequencies so the hours would actually be doubled.

So yeah. Your living in a fantasy world.

He he he...wake up,Utah already has the capabilities.

 

[Couchpotato]

He he he...wake up,Utah already has the capabilities.

No they dont. You 2 idiots don’t really grasp the amount of data you’re talking about.

 

[Couchpotato]

Wrong again bozo, though my memory was off, the frequency range is 698 to 800. The upper frequency bands are for AWS and other 4 and 5G networks.

So you were wrong. And thats not the only band cell phones operate in genius.

So, they have carrier frequencies that do EXACTLY what I said they do.

Thanks, dumbass.

Go play with your can phones.

And the towers don’t use a carrier frequency to id the phone/user. Do you even know what a carrier frequency is or what it’s function is?

 

[Delldude]

No they dont. You 2 idiots don’t really grasp the amount of data you’re talking about.

Chill dude, they're copying your posts right now. Utah is one of four centers....they have the capacity.

The Utah Data Center is located at Camp Williams in Bluffdale. It cost $1.5 billion to build, and it was the first of its kind. The Intelligence Community Comprehensive National Cyber-Security Initiative Data Center is one of four such centers in the country.
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Governor Herbert stated in 2012 that the center would collect and store a yottabyte of data. The NSA states that the actual storage capacity of the center is classified, but acknowledges that it does contain a very vast amount of data and that it was built with the capacity to keep expanding.
_________________________________
According to the NSA, the data collected and stored here includes text messages, phone calls, website visits, Internet searches, emails, credit card information, travel information, legal documents, financial information, and health records.

The 1.5 Million-Square-Foot Utah Data Center Stores Public Data

The Utah Data Center is a huge repository of digital data housed in a 1.5 million-square-foot facility in Bluffdale.

www.onlyinyourstate.com

 

[Couchpotato]

Chill dude, they're copying your posts right now. Utah is one of four centers....they have the capacity.

The Utah Data Center is located at Camp Williams in Bluffdale. It cost $1.5 billion to build, and it was the first of its kind. The Intelligence Community Comprehensive National Cyber-Security Initiative Data Center is one of four such centers in the country.
_____________________________________
Governor Herbert stated in 2012 that the center would collect and store a yottabyte of data. The NSA states that the actual storage capacity of the center is classified, but acknowledges that it does contain a very vast amount of data and that it was built with the capacity to keep expanding.
_________________________________
According to the NSA, the data collected and stored here includes text messages, phone calls, website visits, Internet searches, emails, credit card information, travel information, legal documents, financial information, and health records.

The 1.5 Million-Square-Foot Utah Data Center Stores Public Data

The Utah Data Center is a huge repository of digital data housed in a 1.5 million-square-foot facility in Bluffdale.

www.onlyinyourstate.com

OMG no they really arent. Again you really have no idea the amount of data you're talking about. Exabytes of data a month just from cellular voice traffic.

 

[Couchpotato]

Chill dude, they're copying your posts right now. Utah is one of four centers....they have the capacity.

The Utah Data Center is located at Camp Williams in Bluffdale. It cost $1.5 billion to build, and it was the first of its kind. The Intelligence Community Comprehensive National Cyber-Security Initiative Data Center is one of four such centers in the country.
_____________________________________
Governor Herbert stated in 2012 that the center would collect and store a yottabyte of data. The NSA states that the actual storage capacity of the center is classified, but acknowledges that it does contain a very vast amount of data and that it was built with the capacity to keep expanding.
_________________________________
According to the NSA, the data collected and stored here includes text messages, phone calls, website visits, Internet searches, emails, credit card information, travel information, legal documents, financial information, and health records.

The 1.5 Million-Square-Foot Utah Data Center Stores Public Data

The Utah Data Center is a huge repository of digital data housed in a 1.5 million-square-foot facility in Bluffdale.

www.onlyinyourstate.com

The pictures in that article are from a spoof site. You know that right?

NSA Utah Data Center - Serving Our Nation's Intelligence Community

nsa.gov1.info

 

[Delldude]

OMG no they really arent. Again you really have no idea the amount of data you're talking about. Exabytes of data a month just from cellular voice traffic.

No, it's you who do not realize how capable the NSA is.

The pictures in that article are from a spoof site. You know that right?

NSA Utah Data Center - Serving Our Nation's Intelligence Community

nsa.gov1.info

Spoof site, eh? Your 'link' is in my article.............................

 

[Couchpotato]

No, it's you who do not realize how capable the NSA is.

Spoof site, eh? Your 'link' is in my article.............................

Yeah it's a spoof site. For crying out loud look at the sign in the picture. Look at the URL.

Just too dumb.