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Killian Yates

@killiany.bsky.social
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 25/05/2025
@snoopdoggtv.bsky.social exhibit a they're the nigger haters not me. I'm just out here big spic supporting if you'll believe me
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 25/05/2025
@snoopdoggtv.bsky.social
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 25/05/2025
@snoopdoggtv.bsky.social Hey Steve I don't know if it's @Ashton trying to punk me, Or why nobody in DC wants to take this seriously, But you're from the inner city so I'm hoping that you know what it's like to be in a losing battle against an enemy certain to destroy you,
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 24/05/2025
@democrats.org
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 14/05/2025
@wyden.senate.gov
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 13/05/2025
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 13/05/2025
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 03/05/2025
@newsmax.com
Amima Peter Griffin saying you know it really grinds my gears being added to a random group chat without my permission
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 03/05/2025
baldeagleparty.blogspot.com/2025/04/imme...
Red white and blue Star-Spangled headshot of Killian Yates that says, "Killian h Yates next FBI director?
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 28/04/2025
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 26/04/2025
Who wants to be a founder in whatever I make with the ChatGpt premium you help me pay for? Or the Claude pro or the Gemini pro you pay for? Send Bitcoin to:
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 25/04/2025
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An intense, symbolic painting shows a man mid-scream, his face contorted with rage as he rips a large sheet of paper in half. From the tear bursts a vivid flame, illuminating the scene with fiery orange and red tones. The paper being torn contains two ominous symbols: a broken hourglass and scattered puzzle pieces, both rendered in grayscale. The hourglass is cracked, suggesting lost time or urgency, while the puzzle pieces symbolize confusion or an incomplete situation. The background is dark and turbulent, emphasizing the emotional turmoil. The image visually represents the idea that decisions made in anger—like tearing apart something intricate and time-bound—can have irreversible consequences.
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 25/04/2025
We will listen to you. We will respect you. And we will always be honest with you.
: A circular graphic with a light grey background that features a faint abstract design of an American flag with stars and stripes. Overlaid text promotes a political campaign with “Kennedy” at the top in bold blue letters, “20 28” in the center with “20” in red and “28” in blue, and “Yates” at the bottom in large red letters. The campaign logo mixes patriotic tones and fonts to emphasize the year 2028 and the names of the candidates, using clean, modern design and a high-contrast color scheme for visual impact.
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 25/04/2025
A bold, patriotic digital graphic supporting a political ticket that reads “Kennedy 28' Yates.” The background features a stylized bald eagle with its wings spread wide, feathered in the red, white, and blue of the American flag. The top half of the background fades from blue at the top to red at the bottom. The eagle is centered, with its fierce eyes and beak pointing forward. The word “Kennedy” appears at the top in large red text with a white outline, “28'” is in the middle in large white text with a black outline, and “Yates” is at the bottom in bold blue letters with a white outline. The image is themed with American symbols of patriotism, evoking strength, unity, and national pride.
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 25/04/2025
@newsmax.com
A bold, patriotic digital graphic supporting a political ticket that reads “Kennedy 28' Yates.” The background features a stylized bald eagle with its wings spread wide, feathered in the red, white, and blue of the American flag. The top half of the background fades from blue at the top to red at the bottom. The eagle is centered, with its fierce eyes and beak pointing forward. The word “Kennedy” appears at the top in large red text with a white outline, “28'” is in the middle in large white text with a black outline, and “Yates” is at the bottom in bold blue letters with a white outline. The image is themed with American symbols of patriotism, evoking strength, unity, and national pride.
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 23/04/2025
And they keep stopping me from getting help
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 23/04/2025
Political banner overlaid on a picture of a scenic background of lush green lawn and juniper bushes. That says, "Yates for Governor 2026 in Red White and Blue themed bubble text"
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 23/04/2025
Fuck you @jeff-merkley.bsky.social
A picture of a message received confirmation from Senator Jeff merkley's office for my call for help
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 23/04/2025
@newsmax.com @cnn.com @npr.org
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 23/04/2025
Look at what my phone is fighting me every step along the way from posting
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 20/04/2025
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 18/04/2025
Preview available on Google Play Books Soon!
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A promotional image for the upcoming release of a book titled Divine Design or Evolutionary Quirk? The Mystery of the Orgasm, authored by Killian Hunter Yates, and coming soon to Google Play. The left side of the image features the book's cover art. It depicts a silhouette of a nude, feminine human figure standing tall, radiating light and neural-like energy streams from key points on her body—particularly the chest, head, and pelvis. These glowing nodes visually emphasize themes of oxytocin, connection, and biological energy. The background is a cosmic swirl of deep blues and star-like patterns, suggesting an interconnection between biology and the universe. The book cover includes titles such as “The Edelian Quirk? Oxytocin,” though the font appears artistically warped or stylized.

On the right side of the image is a cropped screenshot of the Google Play Books metadata listing, partially visible, showing the book's classification under Social Science / Feminism & Feminist Theory and authored by Killian Hunter Yates. The book's description line begins with the sentence, “Is the female orgasm a leftover evolutionary accident—or a profound clue about the deeper…” but is truncated.

Overlaid on the image in playful, handwritten red and blue marker-style script are the words “Coming to Google Play.” The word “Coming” is in red, and “Google Play” is written in blue below it. In the bottom-left corner, a handwritten red “K” stands as an artistic signature mark, matching the author’s name. The image combines a mix of scientific, spiritual, and creative visual themes to promote a bold exploration of female sexuality, biology, and philosophical design.
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 17/04/2025
@newsmax.com @fda.gov
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 17/04/2025
I think I'm going to save the story behind this picture for an interview or speech or something. Either way I recommend it. I certainly learned a lot in that international studies class at Portland Community College. Sometimes way more than I realize. www.google.com/search?q=oxf...
A hand holds up a softcover textbook titled “Introduction to International Studies” by Brian Orend, published by Oxford. The cover photo depicts two women in colorful traditional clothing—one in a red sari, the other in a bright pink one—walking through a lush green field under a soft, misty sky. In the hazy distance, the iconic silhouette of the Taj Mahal rises with serene elegance, its dome barely visible through the atmospheric light. Behind the book, partially obscured, a vintage Playboy magazine cover peeks out, adding an unexpected juxtaposition between academic and pop culture worlds.
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 17/04/2025
And make your offer on this star studded vintage-throwback playboy collection. @safety.bsky.app
A vintage Playboy magazine rests on a deep red, velvety surface, its glossy cover capturing a slice of mid-century charm. The magazine features a classic Playboy Bunny dressed in a tailored, dark outfit with high boots, posing confidently beside a retro race car with checkered detailing. Bold typography in vibrant yellow and red contrasts with the moody, dramatic lighting, evoking a nostalgic feel of the 1960s or 70s. Slight wear on the magazine’s edges suggests it’s been well-loved, adding to its collectible appeal and timeless allure.
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 17/04/2025
***note this will be powered with nearby tides like in this diagram. Which means our energy costs will essentially be nothing. And we will be able to also facilitate the desalination of free and useless seawater using a modified version of this system.
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 17/04/2025
@financialtimes.com @forbes.com For this I'm looking for 1-3 investors for $100b each.
The future. A circular confusing tangle of shipping lanes across continents across the Atlantic Ocean
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 17/04/2025
@financialtimes.com @forbes.com I am seeking 1-2 #business partners with $25-50m to invest into the future of #agriculture + #healthcare + #astronomy + so much more.
A sprawling desert expanse under a clear blue sky hosts a strange harmony of shapes and structures—steel, glass, and soil. In the foreground, a recessed bed holds clusters of pale, organic forms, partially sheltered beneath translucent panels. Overhead, a vast array of solar panels stretches across the frame, casting symmetrical shadows onto the red earth. Behind them rises a rounded dome of an observatory, stark and white, standing watch over the arid terrain. Sparse desert plants and distant mountains blur the boundary between natural wilderness and engineered oasis.

A sprawling desert expanse under a clear blue sky hosts a strange harmony of shapes and structures—steel, glass, and soil. In the foreground, a recessed bed holds clusters of pale, organic forms, partially sheltered beneath translucent panels. Overhead, a vast array of solar panels stretches across the frame, casting symmetrical shadows onto the red earth. Behind them rises a rounded dome of an observatory, stark and white, standing watch over the arid terrain. Sparse desert plants and distant mountains blur the boundary between natural wilderness and engineered oasis.
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 17/04/2025
Political of fun campaigns they obviously felt threatened and took it seriously and had to start immediately campaigning themselves. That should tell you something. Meanwhile I'm over here like hey just vote for me for governor first.. You have to write me in though I won't be on the ballot..
Applicable campaign poster for Yates for governor 2026
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 17/04/2025
And I assure you every military power in the world will be coordinated and working together to stop any efforts of the development of a nuclear weapon. Your efforts are futile and hopeless. With tidal energy there will be no justification of nuclear energy.
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 17/04/2025
If you're individual interested in custom gpt's then I recommend logging into the chatgpt from your browser on your mobile device and creating custom icons on your home screen for each of your custom gpt's that you use frequently. There's access to a lot more features when you use it this way.
A screenshot of a smartphone showing a folder of chat gbt custom gpt's link to on a user's home screen
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 12/04/2025
@cnn.com why do I have to choose between being an informed American or an informed American who knows what the rest of the world thinks about our politics but knows nothing about foreign politics conducted domestically abroad.
A smartphone screen displays a mobile banking app. The app shows a transaction history with multiple entries labeled “Transfer successful” and the sender listed as “BSP.” Each entry includes a timestamp and a Philippine peso amount, ranging from ₱100.00 to ₱2,000.00. The screen’s status bar indicates the time as 11:19 PM, with full battery and signal strength.
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 12/04/2025
I know I say I'm going to file this like every Monday but I'm feeling pretty confident about it being the right time to give up on giving more chances to social media. My delay is more of a respect for my country not a lack of cause or justification...
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 09/04/2025
Signal qr code
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 09/04/2025
This pumps your oil anywhere basically free
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 09/04/2025
@newsmax.com So does someone want to explain where the FISA is at in this?
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 09/04/2025
10x more than this for sure
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 09/04/2025
@newsmax.com
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 09/04/2025
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 09/04/2025
@newsmax.com @bloomberg.com @npr.org @safety.bsky.app
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 08/04/2025
@newsmax.com @bloomberg.com @democrats.org
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 08/04/2025
baldeagleparty.blogspot.com/2025/04/prou...
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 08/04/2025
A QR code to schedule a founders meeting for https://calendly.com/yatesk4253/pp
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 08/04/2025
Are you a proud patriot? calendly.com/yatesk4253/pp
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A patriotic, vintage-style advertisement poster announces the release of the "Proud Patriot Pamphlet." The background features bold red, white, and blue colors, with stars and stripes reminiscent of the American flag. The top of the poster reads “INTRODUCING” in white block letters. Below it, in large text: “PROUD PATRIOT PAMPHLET.” To the left, an image of the pamphlet is displayed at an angle. The front cover of the pamphlet includes three bold section headers: "Government & Civics," "Patriotism," and "Current Events," with placeholder text beneath each. In the middle of the cover are two black-and-white engraved-style portraits—one of George Washington and one of Thomas Jefferson—with the U.S. Capitol building drawn beneath.

To the right of the pamphlet image, the poster reads in various large fonts:

“SHIPPED NATIONWIDE!”

“AVAILABLE FOR FREE”

“FEATURING HISTORICAL LANDMARKS & AMERICANS”


At the bottom of the poster, a wide blue banner reads: “ADVERTISE WITH US” in capital letters, flanked by decorative stars and lines. The design is stylized to evoke a sense of pride, civic education, and patriotic heritage, aiming to inform and inspire American readers about the nation’s history and founding values. The vintage aesthetic and typography resemble mid-20th-century U.S. propaganda posters, creating a nostalgic and motivational tone. The poster promotes free distribution and includes a call for advertisers to support the publication.
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 08/04/2025
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 08/04/2025
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Infographic titled "Crucible Pods: High-Energy Testing via Re-Entry Kinetics" created by Killian Yates and generated by ChatGPT. The visual features a tungsten-tipped capsule re-entering Earth’s atmosphere, trailing plasma and fire as it descends through labeled atmospheric layers. Side diagrams show cross-sections of the pod with titanium shell, experimental core, and sensors. Arrows indicate ram pressure, G-force compression, and kinetic sealing forces. Supporting icons depict applications in material science, defense testing, and propulsion research. The color scheme uses intense red-orange gradients to simulate heat and energy transfer, with handwritten annotations and a call-to-action for open scientific collaboration.
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 07/04/2025
@newsmax.com @bloomberg.com @cnbc.com The Big Muskie bucket should be a Wonder of The USA for sure.
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The image is split into two photos showcasing "Big Muskie," one of the largest earth-moving machines ever built.

The top photo shows the full-scale Big Muskie dragline excavator in operation, nestled within a vast, dusty strip mining site. The behemoth machine, painted off-white with red structural arms, towers over the surrounding barren landscape. The words "BIG MUSKIE" and "AEP" (American Electric Power) are clearly marked on its body. The colossal boom stretches far across the open-pit mine, supported by an intricate lattice of red metal framework. A massive steel bucket hangs from cables at the boom’s end, suspended over a pit where it’s poised to scoop out tons of earth. The surrounding terrain appears stripped and carved by mining activity, with winding dirt roads and sparse vegetation visible in the distance.

The bottom photo captures a close-up view of Big Muskie’s gargantuan bucket on display as a retired museum piece. Set against a bright blue sky dotted with fluffy clouds, the rusted steel bucket sits on a bed of rocks in a public exhibit area. A small child and a set of red-painted metal stairs provide dramatic scale, revealing the true enormity of the bucket, which could easily hold multiple cars. The steel arms and pins are thick and weathered, now a monument to industrial might and environmental transformation. A car and a small building are visible in the background, further emphasizing the scale.

This side-by-side visual juxtaposes Big Muskie's operational past with its preserved legacy, highlighting both human engineering capability and the environmental costs of large-scale mining.
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 06/04/2025
@x @Twitter @Meta @Truth social This is where your data scrape from the earth race starts this time.
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A Blogger analytics dashboard displays geographic blog traffic data using a world map and a corresponding donut chart. The top half of the image shows a world map with regions shaded based on blog visits. The United States is highlighted in dark teal, indicating the highest number of views (30), while Germany and Spain are shaded lighter, each contributing 2 views. Several other countries are marked with a faint gray, classified under "Other," totaling 7 additional views.

The bottom half presents a color-coded donut chart labeled "Absolute numbers," breaking down the traffic data. The United States section is in coral red and dominates the chart. Germany is shown in yellow, Spain in dark green, and "Other" in light gray. A legend beneath the chart confirms the data: United States (30), Germany (2), Spain (2), and Other (7). The viewer's Blogger profile picture, showing a circular photo of a person in a green outdoor setting, is visible in the top right corner. The Blogger app icon appears in the upper left.
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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 06/04/2025
@msnbc.com @newsmax.com @bloomberg.com @bbcnewsnight.bsky.social @archive.org search.app/GqKDD
Here’s detailed and inclusive alt text for the two combined screenshots you shared (showing the CNBC article about Warren Buffett’s denial and a viral misinformation video involving Donald Trump):

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Two combined screenshots from a CNBC article discussing Warren Buffett's denial of a viral social media video falsely attributing statements to him. In the first screenshot, a block of text from the article explains that Buffett is denying recent rumors circulated on platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and TikTok. The article notes Buffett’s refusal to comment on market matters until the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting on May 3. A highlighted section quotes Buffett on tariffs being “an act of war, to some degree,” and another quote where he jokes that “the tooth fairy doesn’t pay” tariffs, emphasizing their economic burden. Historical context is added with Buffett’s prior statements in 2018 and 2019 opposing trade wars. The text concludes by noting Buffett’s recent defensive financial posture, referencing his move to liquidate stocks and build a $300 billion cash reserve.

The second screenshot includes a photo of Warren Buffett wearing a dark suit, red tie, and glasses, looking slightly downward with a reserved expression. A lower-third graphic reads: “Berkshire Hathaway: Comments allegedly made by Warren E. Buffett are ‘FALSE’” with the CNBC logo. In the top right corner, an inset image of Becky Quick, CNBC Business News anchor, shows her smiling in a sleeveless blue top with the label “ON THE PHONE.” The article continues below the image, describing how Donald Trump shared a video on Truth Social falsely claiming Buffett supports Trump’s strategy of “crashing” the stock market to force lower interest rates. The article clarifies that Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway denied all claims, labeling them misinformation. It notes that Trump reposted a Truth Social link originally from X (formerly Twitter), from a pro-Trump user, and that the video has spread across platforms including TikTok. The piece ends with Buffett’s unequivocal rejection of the video's claims.

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Killian Yates @killiany.bsky.social · 06/04/2025
@npr.org @nytimes.com
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Screenshot of a blog post on the Fraud Frog Blog titled “Cross posted evidence backup,” authored by Killian Yates and dated April 5, 2025. The post includes two plain text URLs: one linking to a BlueSky social media post and another to a Nextdoor link. The background of the post is white, with green accents and rounded corners, matching the blog's visual theme. At the top of the screen is a navigation arrow and a labeled button reading “Fraud Frog” with a white frog icon.

Below the post, a gray section labeled “Popular posts from this blog” showcases three previous articles:

1. “Protecting Our Elders: The Power of YubiKey in Preventing Fraud” (dated July 7, 2024) with a thumbnail image of two elderly individuals at a laptop and a brief excerpt about fraud risks among seniors.


2. “How to Safely Scan and Analyze QR Codes” (dated August 13, 2024) with a black and white circular QR code icon and a short summary of QR safety steps.


3. “The Intersection of Privacy, Law Enforcement, and Technology: A Case for Android 15” (dated August 4, 2024) with an illustrated thumbnail showing a digital cityscape filled with security and tech symbols.



At the bottom of the page is a black footer reading “Powered by Blogger” and “Fraud Frog Blog – Published by Killian Yates 2024.”
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Screenshot of a blog post on the Fraud Frog Blog titled “Cross posted evidence backup,” authored by Killian Yates and dated April 5, 2025. The post includes two plain text URLs: one linking to a BlueSky social media post and another to a Nextdoor link. The background of the post is white, with green accents and rounded corners, matching the blog's visual theme. At the top of the screen is a navigation arrow and a labeled button reading “Fraud Frog” with a white frog icon.

Below the post, a gray section labeled “Popular posts from this blog” showcases three previous articles:

1. “Protecting Our Elders: The Power of YubiKey in Preventing Fraud” (dated July 7, 2024) with a thumbnail image of two elderly individuals at a laptop and a brief excerpt about fraud risks among seniors.


2. “How to Safely Scan and Analyze QR Codes” (dated August 13, 2024) with a black and white circular QR code icon and a short summary of QR safety steps.


3. “The Intersection of Privacy, Law Enforcement, and Technology: A Case for Android 15” (dated August 4, 2024) with an illustrated thumbnail showing a digital cityscape filled with security and tech symbols.



At the bottom of the page is a black footer reading “Powered by Blogger” and “Fraud Frog Blog – Published by Killian Yates 2024.”
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