not my personal army i know, but i feel like i may have uncovered the biggest secret the world has ever seen
Im so confident heres my name and general area where i live / hope i dont get killed
heres a pic of me, my names kevin blalock
I live in south philadelphia and I live in philadelphia,
iif you have a twitter can you get the hashtag #rightorbankruptcy going?
If Im wrong it will be for the lulz, heres a sample of my work, squirt dignity, swigity dignity I can shoot digits, look... say I confidently it is not normal spyware.
While the devices exhibit the signs of normal hacking, like porn crashes,
the toxicity is what’s concerning. Of our city. Of our cittty.
I’ve noticed issues pertaining to battery usage, performance, data usage, linked accounts, and popups on all of them. I’ve used numerous different tools to try and remove it. All Microsoft joints, so far, skiddlty pop. Mom was unable to detect it. I’ve also done factory resets with 404 returning. While I can confirm it,
I swear the T-Mobile network is compromised so badly that it's AT&T bad. odd things happened during the initial setup of a new phone on a new number. I specifically mention T-Mobile because that is where the IP address which started my investigation originated from.
I’ve used multiple VPN’s as well for my cp. I shrink links then go to them. So I'm safe. The list of devices I’ve gone through in three months is laughable. Almost like a cosmic force was trying to stop me. I’ve noticed the issues on a Galaxy S8, a Galaxy S10, an LG android, a Motrolla Revvl II, an iPhone 6S, and a twenty dollar crack-phone. The Galaxy S8 was on AT&T, the other androids were on T-Mobile, the iPhone was part of the Trac network as well.
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