Just Talked to Direct TV Guy....

I just talked to the Direct TV guy and asked him if he war drives the customers. He said "I don't know what that is." I asked him if he worked for Direct TV, he was in the van so I was assuming. I gave him the definition of war driving and he said he still didn't know what it was. He works for a satellite cable company... But doesn't know what war drivers are. It blows your mind.

Cable companies that I've complained to about war driving, are all too happy to help the officers keep Jamie Zechman's lie that I raped her going because, I know they were on my home network for a fact, while I was living in Virginia. I called them and asked if they knew that their installation folks were either violating the networks they are installing and spying on folks, or selling network information. Selling network information for extra dollars? Seems likely, especially if you do not change your password to the network after installation from the cable company. Just to let you know I never change it. But I do keep an eye on who's jumping on my home network.

The instance I'm talking about was a node that I did not recognize. I often used my cellular device as a Wi-Fi hotspot even at home. I looked to see whether it my cellular device and my hotspot was off. My hotspot device name on my computer appeared as a numerical end node without a name. The device I saw seemed to have numbers and letters then it disappeared quickly. Let me guess cable companies, I took too much. Correct?