At 02:09am, my cellphone had made a double buzzing noise, the kind meant for a “forced closure” of an application. At 02:11am, the cellphone worked to show something new within the Android Market apps.
I clicked on the gray-colored app and saw a new screen. At the top of the screen there is an advertisement showing “Your Highness” with three people wielding an arrow and swords. At the bottom, there is an advertisement for “Jumping the Broom“, which showed eight black people.
Within the left column there are selections for (Apps, Games, Books, Movies), followed by “Full Black” by Brad Thor, Assassination Games under Action and Adventures, and SafeWallet by SBSH Mobile Software.
Within the right column there are selections for Dragon, Fly! by Four Pixels, The Help by Kathryn Stockett, Paul under Comedy, Foodspotting and Heaven is for Real by Todd Burpo and Thomas Nelson.
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The scary part in this “automatic update” is how much control a cellphone/provider/service can have on its user’s account(s) and privacy.
For certain clues/codes within this new app, I’ve highlighted certain words in bold font. I “see” references to royalties fighting; sexuality in witchcraft; my initials F.B.; an well-trained agent’s “specialty”; security and money; reptilian and flight; food, gas and such; and God speaking through words in books.
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