Field Expedient Surveillance | 100 Deadly Skills

John and Clint Emerson Discuss commonly used surveillance equipment and what to watch out for while traveling abroad. How can you protect yourself while traveling, being smart about where you leave your things, and what to look for if you have a crazy ex who won’t leave you alone.

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Clint Emerson is a retired US Navy SEAL, founder of Escape the Wolf, New York Times Bestselling Author, and Crisis Management Professional. His illustrious career and background has been painstakingly documented with grit and honesty in his autobiography “The Right Kind of Crazy”, available on Amazon (Clint cautions readers - this book probably deserves an R-rating for language and graphic content).

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[charlesmckinley]

"Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they aren't out to get you." -Dr. Jonny Fever, WKRP in Cincinnati

[happydog]

I told him I thought the CIA was listening. He laughed. I laughed. Alexa laughed.

[elicook]

My brother is learning how to speak Spanish, so he and my dad started talking to each other in Spanish around the house to help him out. Less than 2 days later, all of the commercials we got on Hulu (through our Roku) were in Spanish.

We all got a laugh out of it, but it definitely creeped us out.

[keithwheeler]

On road trips, the kids and I play a game.
We pick a product name like "Harley". We randomly slip it in to all our conversations. Then wait and see how long it takes to pop up on our phones.

[qrsterling]

I was at the range in February 2019 when my sister called me from another state, on my cell phone. I put my sidearm down and carried on with the conversation. A few minutes into the call, we were talking about home improvements. When she looked up some ideas for windows, she said, where are you?, I’m getting ad’s for ammunition. That’s when I felt I was being spied on.

[joebonsaipoland]

The next video should explain ways to find these devices and turn them off .

[joem]

I'm starting to see the benefits of living under a bridge.

[derekweatherford]

Its happened several times to me and my friends. We drive 80 miles one way to work and 80 back home. So needless to say we have alot of conversation, and I've lost count of all the times we have talked about wanting to buy something, then boom a ad will appear of Facebook or other forms of social media.

[jaybirdandebird]

So I was telling my wife I wanted to go to a warrior poet shooting school in Atlanta for my birthday, and now I'm getting hotel recommendation for hotels in Atlanta.

[zbs]

I've had many recent experiences where topics I'm discussing in conversation suddenly appear in my YouTube feed. It's pretty easy to see that something is listening to everything we say.

[robertcainjr.]

I took the wife and son to DC. At Arlington National Cemetery I was last in the security line, the others passed through after dropping cell phones on conveyor. I was told several times to put my phone on belt and it wouldn’t hurt the phone, I told them I didn’t carry a cphone and was ordered to put it on the belt! I was pulled to the side by security and wanded and patted down. After establishing I hadn’t lied the HLS agent took a break and we had a Five min. Discussion on living without a cell phone...how do you navigate DC? I use a map! How do you call people while traveling? I don’t unless I can find a was all I got and then have a nice day! Lol

[dangitdad]

My wife read our son 2 story books for bedtime. After reading the stories her notification alarm went off for Facebook. It was an add for the very same books she had just read our son. I tell her we are always being monitored and that was proof in the pudding.

[MarshalR]

Multiple times I've watched movies through a streaming service and related stuff appears on here. "Once is happenstance, twice is coincidence three times is enemy intervention"-Goldfinger.

[timsamosa]

I was walking home and I walk through this trail on my way home that goes kinda through the woods, I was talking with a friend who was walking with me about a specific coding book which I had never heard of in my life. My phone is neither signed into google nor amazon. I went home and when I sat at my computer (still the same day, maybe an hour later) which is also not signed into google or amazon (unless I manually sign in) and suddenly I am getting ads for the exact book that he was telling me about in what was basically the woods. It made me want to dig a hole in my backyard and live in it with one of those tin can phone contraptions being my only contact with the outside world. However, google would then probably just strap some tiny camera backpacks to worms to watch me with.

[bennygee]

Shee-it brother, sometimes I just think about things and they pop up in ads or search bars. Creepy as hell

[taffdavies]

I did a unit security officers course in the army, one of the instructors walked through the class after we had removed our phone batteries, he had a briefcase and he had downloaded all our personal information.

[Bs]

I love listening to Clint Emerson. It helps me to feel more confident and aware their are things I can do to protect myself.

[AZStarYT]

Note re trackers: "See the sky" means somewhere in/on the car where a signal can receive a signal from either cell phone towers OR at least one satellite. UNDER the car is not the best place, because of the shielding - being surrounded by signal absorbing metal above blocks signals, so the receiver is only occasionally picking up cell tower signals as it passes by them. It still works, but as mentioned in the video, as soon as you're out of range of cell towers, the ONLY way to be tracked is with satellites. Being UNDER a car means that only satellites near the horizon will be picked up. So . . . if someone has access to your car, they're going to prefer to put it under a seat, b/c there's less metal blocking a signal, and it goes right through the glass windows. Look THERE first, then under the car, in wheel wells or (unlikely) in the trunk or under the hood. It needs to "see the sky" only in the sense of getting a signal, whether nearby, even reflected or weak from a nearby antenna, not in the "line of sight" sense.

[coshea]

Clint has a world of knowledge. Thank you for sharing.

[doublej]

There are multiple times I have been talking aloud with someone and when I get back online I will see an advertisement for something like I was talking about. The most recent thing I noticed was I was discussing something and when I went to text it on my phone the predictive text had it ready to type out. There is no explanation other than the phone is listening to me.