@BlueBells wrote:
Thanks, @Het 🙂
That would have to be illegal, but I know doesn't strop some people. I understand, but don't, if you get my drift.
My son can "own" another persons computer. He is a decent person, and only does this as work requires, ie, remote repairs, but I know it can be done.
Mind you, when he was learning, kind of confusing to be working and have your mouse do its own thing 🙂
@Appleblossom. So pleased to hear you know how to wash nappies !!! I only used disposables when travelling (truck), but as soon as at the motel, out with the cloth.
Also, didn't the shrink ever tell you it was basically verbal/emotional abuse you were getting hit with?
Hello Bluebells
Thanks for your reply.
Certainly hacking is well within the realm of even the not so highly skilled techno's. It is outside my skills I have not sought to educate myself in this field, but there is plenty of stuff around that can teach you the basics of hacking. I can only imagine that someone with formal education in programming or hardware would be highly exposed to such matters at some point in their studies.
My situation is more in line with a form of brainwashing better technically described as "Forced cognitive compliance" The penalty for non-compliance is further pressures of destabilisation such as the telephone interceptions that i previously mentioned, it goes much beyond that though.
Psycho-sexual destabilization is amoungst the worst of those tactics, this means attacking someones sexual identity or orientation for the purpose of destabilising them or keeping them "outside their comfort zones" untill they are compliant.
P.s. Are you Male or Female.