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Printer tracking dots
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One of the many reasons why I lost all faith in a person when I realize they're a conspiracy theorist.
The goddamn government tracking plans are on fucking wikipedia and they're worried about chips injected in a vaccine from some twitter shitpost.
We didn't know about these until 2004, which wasn't that long ago for some of us.
It was twenty years ago for me.
The conspiracy people who post on Facebook are the ones that make me laugh, they'll post about shit like 5g and Bill Gates microchips.....on Facebook...while posting what they ate that day....no one needs to track you secretly when you post literally your every minute of your life.
Yeah, this was an actual secret conspiracy for over 20 years, though. This is an example of a real collusion between global governments and corporations to track members of the public.