Social Media Microtargeting and the Evolving Ministry of Truth

As social media replaces actual social interactions, our thoughts and opinions are increasingly coming under the purview of the cybersecurity industry and national security interests that want to regulate what and who can see, talk to and hear in the U.S. cognitive space.

[mintpressnews.com]

{If you’ve ever wondered how that cookware ad happened across your internet browser window after you’d spent ten minutes searching for a turkey baster last Thanksgiving, the answer is that you – or more precisely, the devices you use to surf the net – have been microtargeted.}

I've spoke on this occasionally here in the group by various means. Everything we do on the net, whether it's on some type of computer or your cell phone, we're being tracked. Everything we do on these devices enables the government and corporations to know virtually as much about us as we know about ourselves. That's right down to what time you get up, especially for work, if you use your cell phone for an alarm clock. They are virtually attempting to plan your day for you. And they use a propaganda designed scheme through advertisement to attempt to get you to follow a certain reaction.

A number of years ago I discovered this as I went on a search for a dash cam for my work truck. The moment I went back to facehack my feed was instantly littered with dash cam advertisement. And sense then the tendency has constantly played out. It goes much deeper!

Snowden revealed that this also goes in to TV and cell phone use within a virtual spy program. And sure as shit, one night as Mary and I were talking about something we never discussed before, a moment later she picked up her phone and advertisement about that was littered on her phone. Smart TV's and cell phones are listening to us.

Try going add free. You'll find you are challenged by a number of sites to get you to turn that off. Especially MSCM new sites.

{“We are not really recognizing the way that this space can be weaponized,” says Dawson, drawing little distinction between “normal actors, who are just seeking to get a rise out of folks and go viral,” and “domestic actors who are seeking to use this space for power and possibly profit and … foreign actors who are seeking to erode the United States from within.”}

I would argue they first regulate themselves and our corporations from attacking us while worrying about foreign actors! If you want to talk about erosion in the US, just consider the puppet voting they've created in our population within tribal politics.

{Lost in the conversation was the ability of regular people to use their own, individual critical thinking skills to sift through the content they may come across.}

That is something they want to keep suppressed. Being they have the public right where they want it. A vast majority of it in a blissful compliance.