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Steps to reproduce the problem:
1. Using a Newtgear 300N router and a Netgear Arlo Q IP camera while using Chromebook - I was getting pinged - a one second noise.  Don't know how the hacker was doing this to me, but we had thefts and vandalism a couple of years prior and so the thief must have made note of the default router settings, which is what I was using.  
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What is the expected behavior?
A thief was likely working in my apartment building and gain unauthorized access to my apartment and took note of my default router settings.  Somehow, the hacker was able to exploit holes in my N300 router and your firewall to ping me, as he was likely watching me from my own camera.  I unplugged the Arlo Q camera and bought a new router to solve the problem of the unwanted noise. 

What went wrong?
As explained above, the hacker likely had knowledge of our N300 router default settings that was bought between 2008 and 2010 and piggybacked off of our router connection or took advantage of security holes.    

Did this work before? N/A 

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When ever I go to my mother's Brooklyn, NY home, mom's neighbor is always at his front door when I'm at mom's front door.  This has been happening over the past 5 or 6 years. I'm being tracked using my cell phone, because when I don't bring my cell, the neighbor isn't at his front door.  My current phone was bought after my apartment thefts, this fella has access to some type of "Stingray" cell phone software.  I'm using a Track phone on a pay as you go service plan. Believe this person was using my Arlo Q IP camera to spy on me in real time, because when we moved our Chomebook closer to us after leaving Yahoo's email last week, we heard a sound, like a ping and this was with a volume setting at zero.  Googled this person and a picture came up with his exact image of how he looked ten year's ago. The name was slightly different, but this person writes an online technology column.  Know this person has relatives in law enforcement.  Believe this person is being paid to track real estate brokers, because every time a Gentile person puts in a bid on a home on mom's block, a higher bid comes out of nowhere, by an Orthodox person.  If nobody has come forward about this hack, it's likely that law enforcement has tools that can breach your operating system in guest mode.  Otherwise, this person would have come forward and claim the prize.  Best, john cali