"Hey champ, did you commit treason on Wednesday?"

[Nevilledog]

Link to tweet

[malaise]

1. Get thee to the greatest page

Lock them up!

[RandiFan1290]

2. PING!

[Dave in VA]

4. I see what you did there!

[RandiFan1290]

5. lol

[Arthur_Frain]

26. One ping only please!

nt.

[KS Toronado]

47. That's all it takes!

You thinking about The Hunt for Red October?

[Arthur_Frain]

48. Art imitating life

Or life imitating art?

There are enough bad Russian actors on both stages.

[intrepidity]

3. teehee

i can't help feeling happy about this, and the Parler leak.

[ShazzieB]

52. I'm happy about it, and I'm not sorry!

[3Hotdogs]

6. Hah, hah. Jokes on you.

Jethro left his cell phone home.

[DarleenMB]

34. Enough of them had their phones with them

you could see them recording the mayhem.

[Smackdown2019]

7. Exactly!

[mzmolly]

8. I love technology.

[ancianita]

9. Heehee, thanks, Nevilledog!

[Sugar Smack]

10. I love that PSA music he stuck in there.

"The More you Know".

[llmart]

11. +1000

This is why it's a good thing that most trump humpers are dumb as rocks.

[Ferrets are Cool]

12. BOOM!!!

[orangecrush]

13. Ruh Roh!

[rurallib]

14. Surprise!!!!

[Jon King]

15. And their timing could not have been worse...

New DOJ and Congress that will appropriate resources to tracking them down. So they lost their god Trump and now will be prosecuted by a real DOJ. Losers all the way around.

[Cozmo]

16. Thank you, Love you

[PatSeg]

17. Thanks!

[sarge43]

18. Hey champ, that "no privacy" sword cuts both ways.

If I'm being watched, so are you.

Anyway, if you're innocent, why worry? Remember that one?

[Renew Deal]

19. Don't bring your cellphone to the treason.

[Hugin]

20. Listen up, everyone. New rule!

[Dave Starsky]

33. B-b-b-but if I don't bring my cellphone...

I can't use it to video myself and solicit those sweet, sweet likes from all of my mentally ill buddies on social media!

THERE HAS TO BE A BETTER WAY!

[dreamland]

21. First post I read this morning

It's going to be a good day.

[calimary]

28. Me too! First thing I saw here, just now!

Ahhhhh... Good morning! And after enjoying this OP, it’s a VERY good morning. First cup of coffee and a first check of DU. I lift my cup in a nice hot sweet creamy toast to technology.

[DemoTex]

22. Champ raided the governmental heart of the most technologically advanced country on Earth .. WTF?

Those stupid MAGA MoFos acted like they were at Jim-Bob's Tire Repair and Bar back in Loachapoka, Alabama: "Billy-Mac, hold my beer and watch this!"

[leighbythesea2]

54. Is Loachapoka

Real. Please let it be. & its neighbor town Roachaloka.

[DemoTex]

55. Loachapoka is very real.

But it’s neighbor town is Notasulga. Both are on Highway 14 west of Auburn, Alabama.

[BobTheSubgenius]

56. You wouldn't have thought that truck would make it all the way to DC and back would you?

The camo. didn't work as well in DC as it does at home, but I think they got away with it.

[LittleGirl]

23. Yup, there is no privacy at all. nt

[CaptYossarian]

24. The cell companies need to hold onto that data until Biden's DHS administrator takes over.

We don't need another Rosemary Woods situation.

[Tommymac]

35. No worries. The Government owns the cell infrastructure in the Capital.

So they own and have the meta data.

[CaptYossarian]

41. That's interesting.

I didn't want a Trump appointee to destroy evidence, but they would be too incompetent to know how in this case.

[Joinfortmill]

25. Love it

[Roc2020]

27. biggest blind spot of Human Beings

not thinking through the consequences of their actions

[gademocrat7]

29. Justice is coming for you.

[Paladin]

30. Get them. Get them ALL. No mercy. (nt)

[spooky3]

31. There was a DU post of one of the organizers' tweets or other

communications, that told people in advance to bring radios rather than cell phones. Sounds like another piece of evidence that they planned a violent attack all along.

[Nevilledog]

37. Hadn't heard of that.....thank you.

[usaf-vet]

36. As a retired network administrator I totally agree with @ clintthomson.

If you were there and in the building with your phone on they know who you are. And they can likely track your movement within the building.

They will be coming just as sure as you get a cellular bill every month.

[BrightKnight]

40. Detailed event notifications are automatically sent...

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and that is just in corporate facilities that are not sensitive

[lamp_shade]

38. I wonder if that "logged" info can be used against American citizens.

Asking for a friend. Really. A facebook friend just asked that question.

[usaf-vet]

42. I'm no lawyer but let me tell a little story.

As I have suggested in several posts on this site, I retired 11 years ago as a network administrator. In the 25 years I held that title; I worked for many private and governmental agencies as a consultant.

During one of those consulting jobs, I was working for a state governmental agency. I was sitting in my off-site office when my unpublished cellphone rang.

I answered the phone.

The individual, on the other end, said, "this is the United States Secret Service. Do you administer a server with this IP address ##.###.##.## (the server is still in service).

I answer, yes! Why are you asking? Their reply was "what is the server used for" and "how many people use that server?". I answered both questions and, in return, asked WHY again?

Their reply was, "less than six hours ago; someone threatened the then-sitting president.

The short version of what happened next was, "can you ID the user" and "what is your fax number?" I agreed to review our server logs for the timestamp of which computer in our building contacted a White House server. Within twenty minutes after I hung up and found the specific computer and gave the person's ID to the CEO. The building FAX had a subpoena in the in-tray to appear in Federal Court the next day with all pertinent information.

SO the non-attorney answer in my experience is probably YES!

And it can happen in a flash.

[lamp_shade]

44. Thanks usaf-vet.

I did some research in the meantime and saw the word metadata used a lot. The Patriot Act and it's successor the USA Freedom act suggested that... yes... it was possible. The USA Freedom Act was reauthorized (and amended) in March but I can't tell how it affected NSA's rights.

[usaf-vet]

45. One little side note. When I asked how did you get my phone number. They answered.......

...... we are the United States Secret Service!

No argument with that from me.

[Hekate]

53. Fascinating story. Thanks for sharing. nt

[czarjak]

39. Just to be safe, I still left a few tips to certain entities about whom was involved...

Tell us more, braggart.

[SunSeeker]

43. This makes me happy.

[fierywoman]

46. This is where tech makes me feel warm and fuzzy!

[Nitram]

49. It's funny. They are scared of 5G and tracking technology supposedly being injected with vaccines,

but they carry their cell phones everywhere.

[demtenjeep]

50. Love it

good job

[Vivienne235729]

51. Never sweeter words to my ears!

[BobTheSubgenius]

57. This is not the first time I've encountered "shauna," either.

If memory serves, in every case, it's been something worthwhile, too.

Little shout-out to @goldengateblond

[RVN VET71]

58. They're coming for you, but it might not be days or weeks or even months.

Treason has no statute of limitations. The traitors who set out to murder members of congress and destroy the votes needed to secure Biden’s election will never be certain that their turn to be arrested is not about to come up, and that they might be called to account in a court of law, tried, and sentenced for 10-to-life.

Sleep on that,“patriots."

[Maru Kitteh]

59. Ha! This is WONDERFUL.

[niyad]

60. My mind immediately went to the Marauders' Map in the Harry Potter series.