Killer Broadband

Expanding broadband access in rural American communities remains a pivotal goal for politicians vying for support in upcoming elections. According to Broadband Now, an estimated 42 million Americans still lack access to reliable internet service. Microsoft's data indicates that over 120 million people in the country don't experience the internet at broadband speeds.

While the internet offers immense potential for enriching lives, it also harbors unseen dangers. In this eye-opening book, Dillon Woods shares his harrowing encounters with government agents exploiting the internet to ensnare and manipulate unsuspecting individuals for personal profit. These corrupt agents operate within an ethically questionable realm, conducting clandestine 'eye tests' on citizens through their computers without consent. Those who fail these tests face dire consequences, including death.

This book sheds light on a disturbing reality that most technology enthusiasts remain unaware of. It serves as a crucial read for anyone deeply engaged with computers and the internet, offering critical insights into the hidden risks posed by our digital landscape.

Research and editorial assistant: ChatGPT.