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Underground Fiber Optics Cables Allow People and Cars To Be Tracked. Did You Know?
The U.S. Military seems to have been aware of fiber's potential for surveillance since at least 1999. Activist Post has reported before about this before too.
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How Underground Fiber Optics Spy on Humans Moving Above
Vibrations from cars and pedestrians create unique signals in cables. Now scientists have used the trick to show how Covid-19 brought life to a halt.
When last spring's lockdown quieted the Penn State campus and surrounding town of State College, a jury-rigged instrument was "listening." A team of researchers from the university had tapped into an underground telecom fiber optic cable, which runs two and half miles across campus, and turned it into a kind of scientific surveillance device.