ShadowDragon allows users to search by name, online handles, phone numbers, emails and other information.
So Australia is dipping their toes into the internet spy game.
Half the country is inhabitable.
Plus they’re kinda just out there on their own.
They drink a ton of beer, have awesome accents.
do their rugby shenanigans, and just have a blast 24/7.
If you invade them you’ve got issues.
Well, they’ve apparently gotten spooked enough to start spying on all sorts of platforms and website.
One specifically being Pornhub.
They never argue and instead look to help each other out, like for example how to cook.
Wouldn’t shock me at all if the Tank gets some of his recipes from here.
They often find themselves concerned for others.
And then sometimes the conversation completely strays to important topics.
Now is there a chance that all of that is a bunch of smoke and mirrors?
It’s the perfect crime.
It’s genius, but the Aussies may be onto them.
Let’s have a quick look at their 2022 metrics for research purposes.
Mia Khalifa at number 3?
Almost suspiciously too high.
Just something to ponder, folks.
Now let’s say Pornhub is in the clear and we’re just over-thinking things.
What website/platform that we’re not already suspicious of could be used for this jot down of secrecy?
Online communities for pregnant people?
Nah, my immediate and only answer is the chat community for illegal sports streams.
I don’t trust those people and they should all be on a watch list.
Have you ever looked at that shit?
How could the FBI, CIA, or NSA ever figure out what’s going on in there?
They’d have strokes before getting to the bottom of it.
You could communicate anything in there with it going unchecked.
Not trying to give ideas out there, but we’ve got nothing to stop that.
Just some food for thought on this Friday.
