YouTube has pretty good language recognition software, so I was surprised to see the following mistakes. The audio for all the videos shown below was in clear English, yet the captions were in Dutch, Spanish, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Vietnamese, and French. I took the screenshots with a brand-new laptop I bought in April.
This is a little blurry, but the 70 is visible. This is a walk sign on a one-way street in downtown Augusta, GA. The night I took this picture, I watched the countdown switch from 8 to 1, then to 72 to 65 and back again. I saw the same thing on other occasions here. The countdown display is controlled by a computer program and computer programs don't change themselves. For comparison, the delay for the walk sign crossing four lanes of traffic near my old apartment was 33 to 1. This doesn't prove anything sinister by itself, but certainly was strange.
Laptop volume changes by itself - YouTube
In this video, the blue volume meter on the upper left of the screen stays visible even though I'm not pressing the volume button, which is also on the left. When I try to use the mouse to lower the volume, it goes back up by itself.
I got a bunch of text messages with dummy attachments apparently from my parents, but they denied sending them. When I sent them screenshots as proof, they bought new phones. I suspect the messages were coming from a spoofing device. My texts are in the green boxes.
This one was really weird. 2 days after Russia invaded Ukraine, my sister asked me if I planned on going to fight there. She never contacts me out of the blue. And her use of the word "reportedly" implies that someone else was talking to her about me. Also, I have never used the phrase "hero's journey" when speaking with her.
And then there was time my gal pal claimed on called her twice when my phone was in my pocket with the screen locked.
None of these by themselves prove NSA has been spying on me, but taken altogether, perhaps you can forgive me for being suspicious.
