The One Law That Connects Your Bank Account To Your Internet History

Privacy no longer exists in the traditional banking system. What most people don't realize is that every search you make, every website you visit, and every transaction you perform can be tracked, analyzed, and flagged. Banks now use advanced algorithms to monitor not just your bank account activity but your internet behavior and network connections. In this video, I expose the surveillance infrastructure that connects your bank account to your internet history. I’ll explain how banks are now tracking your financial behavior, search patterns, and even who you associate with, making it easier for them to flag transactions involving precious metals, cryptocurrency, and capital controls. I will break down the three main data streams feeding into the system: 1. Your bank transaction data and patterns 2. Your internet behavior, including searches and site visits 3. Network analysis linking you to others flagged for suspicious activity I’ll show you how seemingly innocent actions, like researching how to buy silver, can raise red flags and trigger suspicious activity reports. Plus, I’ll give you strategies to protect your financial privacy and avoid getting caught in the surveillance web.