Comcast, US internet giant and service provider rolled out a “WiFi motion” feature to millions of customer routers. Once customers enable it, they’ll be able to detect motion in their homes and get notifications.
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I’ve always wondered if this sort of tech could scale to 5g towers for mass surveillance purposes
Kind of like Verizon was hyping, for firefighters and first responders, on their 5G commercials in 2018?
Wait what?
Found one similar to what I was thinking of:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlaRliaEIQY