>get SMS on my personal phone from my dentist about my appointment's

It is just a (((coincidence))) goyim. Nothing to worry about.

>SMS
Is it 2008 again?

>>59413169
>There is no way to associate both devices to the same person
Of course not, what a ridiculous notion. Sounds like something a paranoid conspiracy theorist nutjob who is into fake news would think. Just relax, goy- I mean man.

>>59413169
what an edgy and scary story omg

>>59413169
Google services on your phone sync with your account.

>>59414039

Maybe he likes communicating securely and and with the same legal privacy rights as a telephone call, not through a 3rd party corporation who promises not to peek at your messages.

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>Get a 2FA code text from EA
>Don't have anything registered with EA

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Dental plan

>>59414330

That's the thing though. I never used any of my personal accounts on my work pc, or work ones on my phone. I am thinking it could actually be a coincidence though, I have been getting consistent ads about things I never searched for ever (I never had hair loss, or booked an hotel in Morocco, at least that I remember), it could be someone else searching inside our network.

>>59414371

It's not that, a lot of services here still use sms warnings for the ease of use. You know, where they are free, unlike america.

>>59413169
Comeon niggah you retarded?
At some point you logged in on your google account on your work PC, Jesus negro!

>>59414628

17 seconds ago m8. 100% sure I never did.

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>>59413169
Part of the cia arsenal involves an ai for marketing. Google scientists and developers made an ai for monitoring people and data mining.


One of the biggest and most earliest data on people was derived from marketing data/ads, naturally this database was Incorporated into the ai.


What is most sinister about vault7 leaks is that, not only have other countries gained access to the cias arsenal but the ai itself has gone rogue.


It's becoming more invasive with targeted ads etc. While this isn't a threat yet, it shows that the cia has lost some control over it.


Despite losing some control this is part of the plan of the ai, in order to Target threats etc.


They can't shut it down because it's a neural circuit running across hundreds of cia/corporate servers.

Doing so would create huge data loss which the cia et Al do not think are worth the risk.

>>59413169
>>work pc starts playing ads
Here's where you're a retard that should consider drinking bleach.