I cannot tell you how many military TikToks I have seen.

It needs to be made into a court-martialable offense to have TikTok on your phone as a member of the military.

Posting anything military in nature to social media should be immediate jail time.

Absolutely and without question.

During WWII we used to say “loose lips sink ships.”

Now our military are dumping raw intelegence onto social media for likes.

 

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By J. Kb

11 thoughts on “TikTok: turning idiot soldiers into unwitting spies for the CCP”
  1. We have a bunch of images from when my father was in the Navy. Every one of those pictures went through a security office before dad was allowed to take them home.

  2. I’m pretty sure that the DoD already made it a punishable offense for our members to use it.

    Secondly, there’s no such thing as raw intelligence, it’s just data until it’s analyzed.

  3. Never mind the Russian proclivity to fire off a full barrage at any scurrilous RF they detect on the off chance that it’s something they wanted dead.

  4. A couple of years ago DoD issues guidance for soldiers using fitbits.

    They would go for a run and had set auto upload. You could go to the Fitbit site and see when she where and how many soldiers were running around different locations in the sandbox.

    During dessert storm version 1.0, the reports were monitoring pizza delivery to the Pentagon. From this they had a good idea how many people were working late. Cars don’t tell the same story. Cars just mean people, pizza means people missing dinner at home.

    And there are a lot of people that commute.

    There are more pizza shops inside.

  5. It’s been a problem for generations. I’ve met a few Counterintelligence Team Marines, and Army Security Agency Soldiers. They might be singing different verses, but the chorus is always the same:

    WE TALK TOO G-DDAMNED MUCH!

    Until we start court-martialling Lance Corporal Schmuckatelli and Specialist Scheisskoph for that crap, it’s only going to get worse…

  6. And, yes, the ASA was disbanded long ago – the two veterans I’ve met were in their seventies.

    Which underscores the point. We have always had this problem, which means it has always been long overdue for us to start dealing with it!

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