New Weather App Sparks Privacy Fears, Globalist Agenda Suspected
BLP Staff
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A so-called “upgrade” to America’s most popular weather apps is now raising red flags among privacy advocates and freedom-loving citizens.
The issue? These apps are doing a lot more than tracking the rain—they’re tracking you.
Behind the radar graphics and friendly forecasts, Big Tech is embedding deep surveillance tools tied to government agencies and corporate interests.
Recently, it was revealed that several major weather apps—some installed by default on your phone—are harvesting massive amounts of personal data.
Location history, browsing behavior, movement patterns, even nearby Bluetooth connections are being logged and quietly shared.
Not with your permission, but with your passive consent—buried in the fine print.
And here’s the kicker: much of this data isn’t just being used for “ad targeting” or “forecast accuracy.”
It’s being funneled to third-party partners, some of which are directly tied to government agencies, climate NGOs, and globalist institutions.
In short, they’re using the weather as a cover to build a surveillance dragnet.
Sound familiar?
It should.
This is straight out of the globalist playbook: weaponize the mundane, normalize surveillance, and gaslight the public into believing it’s “for their safety.”
They did it with contact tracing during COVID.
They’re doing it now with climate tracking.
And make no mistake—this goes far beyond privacy.
It’s about control.
The same app that tells you there’s a thunderstorm in your zip code is also building a behavioral profile on your family’s movements.
When you leave the house. Where you drive. Who you’re near.
All of it cataloged, stored, and sold.
Some apps have even added social credit-style features, rating “carbon impact” based on your travel behavior and energy usage.
That’s not just creepy. That’s Orwellian.
And where’s the media?
Silent.
Too busy covering Taylor Swift’s latest concert to inform Americans that their phone is becoming a digital snitch.
Even Apple and Google, who boast about “privacy protections,” are complicit—greenlighting apps that violate basic liberties in the name of tech progress.
It’s no longer about knowing whether to pack an umbrella.
It’s about programming compliance, normalizing surveillance, and paving the road for digital IDs and climate lockdowns.
The globalists are building their infrastructure one “feature” at a time.
And they’re counting on you not noticing.
But Americans are noticing.
They’re uninstalling the spyware, demanding transparency, and asking the right questions.
What data are these apps collecting?
Who’s buying it?
And why is it always the average citizen under the microscope, never the elites flying private jets to climate summits?
If the weather app in your pocket is quietly working against your freedom, it’s time to wake up and fight back.
Don’t be fooled.
This isn’t about rain.
It’s about reign.
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