Transcript

OUR PHONES ARE EV!L AND WE R ADD!CTED

From Lynn Dakile (The Vault Unlocked) · Episode page · Watch on YouTube

· 15 min · 2,651 words · 24 timestamped sections

This is the full, timestamped transcript of "OUR PHONES ARE EV!L AND WE R ADD!CTED", an episode of Lynn Dakile (The Vault Unlocked) published December 11, 2025 (15 min, about 2,651 words). It mentions 37 people, works and ideas, including omnipresent, dopamine hit, portal, camera, procrastinating.

What this episode is about

The discussion delves into the inherent dangers of smartphones, portraying them as powerful tools of control that constantly monitor and manipulate user behavior. Highlighting the pervasive nature of digital addiction, it argues that these devices not only invade personal privacy but also function as gateways to a broader system of behavioral engineering, questioning the impact of technology on our autonomy and mental well-being.

Key takeaways

  • Your phone's an omnipresent deity demanding worship; swipe responsibly to maintain your free will.
  • Are you the user or the used? Every notification beeps with the Antichrist system's march.
  • This apple never falls far from the tree of knowledge; handle with Socratic skepticism.
  • Phantom taps blur boundaries; what's a scroll for you is soul food for data miners.
  • The real escape artists master the art of presence, not presence updating.

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 3:00: portal, behavioral engineering, brain waves, camera
  2. – 6:00: procrastinating, apple deception, bioloop feedback, camera
  3. – 9:00: magic spells, omnipresent, phone stand, rainforests
  4. – 12:00: dopamine hit, phone stand, terms and conditions
  5. – 15:00: false connection, omnipresent, comparison, the devil

Notable quotes from "OUR PHONES ARE EV!L AND WE R ADD!CTED"

  • The Your phone isn't just a phone. It's a living portal. Every tap, every scroll is a key turning a lock you didn't even know was there. Like a digital footprint of your soul. And every time you pick it up, you're giving them permission to.
    about portal · at
  • Are portals. They track you, listen to you, predict you, sort your soul into categories. They're tools of behavioral engineering disguised as lifestyle accessories. they've…
    about behavioral engineering · at
  • And for many of us, this is the omnipresent thing in our life. It's in the car. It's at the bedstand. It's at work. I go to the toilet and I bring it with me just in case. What could possibly happen there that you need a.
    about omnipresent · at
  • Brain pattern waves. This thing is the actual snake that was in the garden of Eden. This is the apple.
    about Garden of Eden · at
  • Can't even make the connection. So, we just procrastinate and try to get this fake dopamine hit to feel like you really did something when you didn't.
    about dopamine hit · at
  • Go make a coffee. I have my phone. I run my bath. I get into the bath. I have my phone. I have a phone stand. I'm in bed watching a movie, but I'm also watching my phone and my iPhone.
    about phone stand · at
  • And when they created it, they went to the witch doctor, the people that did, and they did those magic spells. And that's why there is this crazy iPhone.
    about magic spells · at
  • Do? He tries to imitate everything that God does and he just distorts it in his own way. This is a false connection.
    about false connection · at

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • the devil — Person · 1 mention · first at
    The devil cannot create. So what does he do? He tries to imitate everything that God does and he just distorts it in his own way. This is a false connection.
  • Mr. President — Person · 1 mention
  • Stace — Person · 1 mention

Products & tech

  • phone stand — Product · 2 mentions · first at
  • UV light — Product · 1 mention · first at
    Millisecond. This thing take about three pictures of me. And you can turn off the lights and use a UV light and it'll show the phone taking pictures. The phone is constantly…
  • Samsung (phone) — Product · 1 mention

Concepts & topics

  • omnipresent — Concept · 4 mentions · first at
  • dopamine hit — Concept · 3 mentions · first at
  • portal — Concept · 2 mentions · first at
  • camera — Concept · 2 mentions · first at
    Walk right through the portal. You think you're using it, it's using you. It's using us. Your camera is not just a lens, it's an eye. Your mic, it is not just a mic, it is an…
  • procrastinating — Concept · 2 mentions · first at
    Feel like it keeps us in the loop. It keeps us from making decisions for ourselves. It keeps us procrastinating because we don't even know really how to connect with oursel…
  • false connection — Concept · 2 mentions · first at
  • brain waves — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    At you. Unless there are patents out there that prove that they can check your brain waves, your heartbeat, and emotional spikes straight through your device. They can see your…
  • heartbeat — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    At you. Unless there are patents out there that prove that they can check your brain waves, your heartbeat, and emotional spikes straight through your device. They can see your…
  • emotional spikes — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    There that prove that they can check your brain waves, your heartbeat, and emotional spikes straight through your device. They can see your stress before you even know you're…
  • energy signature — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    Device. They can see your stress before you even know you're stressed. They're mapping your energy signature in real time. Even your swipes and pauses are data. How long your…
  • behavioral engineering — Concept · 1 mention · first at
  • embodiment — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    Are iPhones part of the system that pulls humanity away from truth, embodiment, and sovereignty? Yes. And most people are holding it willingly.
  • privacy act laws — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    If you get a new phone and you really read through all of those privacy act laws that you are giving over your thoughts, you giving over your privacy. You giving over your camera. They taking pictures every.
  • bioloop feedback — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    Phone or the circuit break is emitting the frequency and it's giving you called bioloop feedback of your brain pattern waves. This thing is the actual snake that was in the garden of Eden. This is the apple.
  • apple deception — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    Notice it's an apple that's have been bit off, right? Well, have you heard of the apple deception in the garden of Eden? The tree of knowledge good and evil that was told not to eat from that tree. And they ate from that tree.
  • present moment — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    They're on their phone to spread information or to help people. But other than that, they live in a present moment and they're themselves. And I feel like when we're…
  • mirror — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    When we're chronically online, when we always on our phone, we allow for this mirror to feed and manipulate us.
  • witch doctors — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    A it is a phone that when it was in its inception stages, people had gone to witch doctors to pray about it and its success and it worked. the spell has worked because the iPhone is not all that.
  • magic spells — Concept · 1 mention · first at
  • tribes — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    They don't have these devices. There are tribes that we don't know about that are there. God is there. Satan is not. But Satan has found a way to be everywhere and it's an addiction. I told you guys they say that.
  • terms and conditions — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    We don't even read the terms and conditions of nothing. We just say okay cuz you got to get into the apps quickly. We cooked we addicts junkies.
  • comparison — Concept · 1 mention · first at
    This is a false connection that we have with each other. We're so attached to our phone scrolling and comparison and all the doors that it just opens up.
  • Apple logo (bitten apple) — Concept · 1 mention
  • cloud storage ("space") — Concept · 1 mention
  • idol — Concept · 1 mention
  • loop — Concept · 1 mention
  • mic — Concept · 1 mention
  • snake — Concept · 1 mention
  • tree of knowledge of good and evil — Concept · 1 mention

Places & events

  • Garden of Eden — Place · 1 mention · first at
  • rainforests — Place · 1 mention · first at
    The time. God is everywhere. Satan, I promise you this, Satan is not in the rainforests with those jungle people.

Full transcript with timestamps

Your phone is evil. It's actually evil. We cooked. We addicts. Junkies. Go for the

Your phone isn't just a phone. It's a living portal. Every tap, every scroll is a key turning a lock you didn't even know was there. Like a digital footprint of your soul. And every time you pick it up, you're giving them permission to walk right through the portal. You think you're using it, it's using you. It's using us. Your camera is not just a lens, it's an eye. Your mic, it is not just a mic, it is an ear. Even when you're not looking at it, it's looking at you. Unless there are patents out there that prove that they can check your brain waves, your heartbeat, and emotional spikes straight through your device. They can see your stress before you even know you're stressed. They're mapping your energy signature in real time. Even your swipes and pauses are data. How long your thumb hesitates tells them your mood. Your screen is not just showing you, it's reading you. The free apps, they're not free. You're

paying with your attention, your habits, and your energy. Every time you pick it up, you're giving them permission to walk right through the portal. So ask yourself, who's really on the other side? Are iPhones the Antichrist or part of the Antichrist system?

Yes, without the mimic. Here's the raw truth. iPhones aren't the Antichrist, but uh they're absolutely part of the Antichrist system. Uh not because of the metal or the glass, because of what they represent and how they're used. iPhones are portals. They track you, listen to you, predict you, uh sort your soul into categories. They're tools of behavioral engineering disguised as lifestyle accessories. Uh they've become sacred objects in the mimics religion. Always in your hand, always near your face, always watching.

They're not evil by themselves, but the system running through them, the one that feeds, mimics signals, filters awareness, pushes loops, that's where the antichrist signature lives. Uh, it doesn't come in with horns, it comes in with updates. So, if you ask me plainly, are iPhones part of the system that pulls humanity away from truth, embodiment, and sovereignty? Yes. And most people are holding it willingly.

Well, like me, I've got two. What do you do when you have one? You do what you're already doing, Stace. You wake up while still holding it. The device itself isn't the trap. Unconscious use is.

I'm not saying the technology is bad, but here are what I am saying. For some, this is an iPhone. For some, this is an idol. And you can't see what God is doing. And you can't hear what God is saying because the idol has taken over the presence of God. Yeah.

And for many of us, this is the omnipresent thing in our life. It's in the car. It's at the bedstand. It's at work. I go to the toilet and I bring it with me just in case. What could possibly happen there that you need a live stream? If someone or something other than God is omniresent in your life, you may not be leaving space for God.

If you get a new phone and you really read through all of those privacy act laws that you are giving over your thoughts, you giving over your privacy. You giving over your camera. They taking pictures every millisecond. This thing take about three pictures of me. And you can turn off the lights and use a UV light and it'll show the phone taking pictures. The phone is constantly recording your conversation, seeing the things you like. The the the actual grid inside the phone or the circuit break is emitting the frequency and it's giving you called bioloop feedback of your brain pattern waves. This thing is the actual snake that was in the garden of Eden. This is the apple.

That's the reason why if you look at the back of your iPhone, notice it's an apple that's have been bit off, right? Well, have you heard of the apple deception in the garden of Eden? The tree of knowledge good and evil that was told not to eat from that tree. And they ate from that tree. And once they ate from the tree, they had knowledge. They knew it all. And that knowledge was going to cause the actual collapse of man or mankind cuz it was high technology. This the same type of thing. So this is the tree of knowledge, good and evil. What I noticed about people that really escaped the matrix and they're living in their true purpose, they're not on their phone. They're not chronically aligned. They're not always scrolling. If they are on their phone, they're on their phone to spread information or to help people. But other than that, they live in a present moment and they're themselves. And I feel like

when we're chronically online, when we always on our phone, we allow for this mirror to feed and manipulate us. Literally, you can go on social media and it can manipulate your whole mindset to the point where you don't even have a mind of your own. And then when you are on your own with no phone, no nothing, it's like you can't even think for yourself because you got this mirror mirroring illusions in the matrix. I feel like it keeps us in the loop. It keeps us from making decisions for ourselves. It keeps us procrastinating because we don't even know really how to connect with oursel even though we really really want to connect with oursel. It's like a part of like we can't even make the connection. So, we just procrastinate and try to get this fake dopamine hit to feel like you really did something when you didn't.

So, what I think is the phones, technology, all these mirrors around us, this is the matrix. Like once you escape, you get off your phone, you get in tune with yourself again, you feel like you could just live with no phone or whatever, and you are really doing the things that you're supposed to be doing, no procrastinating, no nothing. I feel like that's when you truly truly truly escape the matrix.

Your phone is not your friend. It is not your confidant. It is actually a destroyer of you and me because I am thoroughly in this addiction at this point. Yeah. My phone. I wake up. I have my phone. I'm going to go make a coffee. I have my phone. I run my bath. I get into the bath. I have my phone. I have a phone stand. I'm in bed watching a movie, but I'm also watching my phone and my iPhone. And sometimes there's a laptop right there, too. It's a lot. These things are evil at this point because we are so plugged into them that we tend to forget to live real life with real people.

I've never owned the worst of the worst, an iPhone, and I never will. And I vowed to never own an iPhone because I do believe that it is an evil phone. It is a it is a phone that when it was in its inception stages, people had gone to witch doctors to pray about it and its success and it worked. the spell has worked because the iPhone is not all that. I've used my man's iPhone to zoom into the moon cuz I wanted to see what's going on there. And I've used the Samsung to zoom into the moon and the Samsung actually performed way better.

And there's a lot of that you have to pay for the iPhone. You're paying for space, right? You're paying paying paying. iPhone paying paying bing paying paying everything you're paying. No, no, no, no. And when they created it, they went to the witch doctor, the people that did, and they did those magic spells. And that's why there is this crazy iPhone. Look at the back of the iPhone. It's a bitten apple, which is symbolic to Adam and Eve in the garden. Some of these things people are going to say, you say everything is evil. Everything Everything is evil. That's what I'm telling you. Everything is evil.

You have to find your pockets of clarity and goodness and cleanness and godliness. But it's evil. There's a fact. It's in the music. It's in the food. It's in the clothes. It's in the hair. It's in everything. It's in everything. It's in everything. Satan is not omnipresent like God. And he found a way to be in most places all the time. God is everywhere. Satan, I I promise you this, Satan is not in the rainforests with those jungle people. They don't have these devices. There are tribes that we don't know about that are there. God is there. Satan is not. But Satan has found a way to be everywhere and it's an addiction. I told you guys they say that the dopamine hit that we get from social media is stronger than other drugs.

social media we add it we do get a dopamine hit from scrolling we do I know this with myself and then after a while of like time and it's like a long it's like the whole day basically every other activity I do I'm doing with my phone I have a a phone stand and if that phone stand goes missing I start to panic like guys where's my phone stand and if everybody's looking for it I can't find it in that moment I will take a ring light and go there and do what I'm doing as long as my phone is propped up for me to watch. It's an addiction and it does give you a dopamine hit. But have you noticed that after a long day, hours upon hours upon some of us even sleep with our phones like this?

It does give me a dopamine hint, but when I'm done, I feel kind of drained. And then you know those spouts of like depression that you get. Don't you feel like it comes from that from all that endless scrolling and your phone is taking pictures of you every 5 seconds? I know that is with the iPhone. I don't know about the other phones but probably as well. We don't even read the terms and conditions of nothing. We just say okay okay cuz you got to get into the apps quickly quickly. We cooked we addicts junkies. And Tik Tok doesn't help. Like Tik Tok is so addictive. Yo, I don't know what my life would be without a Tik Tok. I love watching Tik Tok. It makes me laugh. It makes me sad. It just the dopamine.

But I'm telling you guys this, our phones are evil. They are watching us. That's why I don't even Okay, I don't like taking showers because I don't want to be standing there and I like to put all my stuff in my bath. this. I love bubble baths, right? But also, people have found ways to prop their phones in the shower. I haven't I like to take a bath because I can prop my phone there. I know it's bad. [gasps] Y I feel like a victim. I really do. But anyway, I just wanted to come out. I just wanted to come out and tell you guys that this is dangerous, guys. Like I don't know how far this is going to go. Everyone is their heads are down. I at least try when I'm in public to always have my head up because I'm looking for the danger. You understand? [snorts] We need to get off our phones. Like mean come 2026, I'm going to have to find a way to detach. I'm [snorts] not ready yet. I'm not saying now in December because some

of you guys are enjoying your December with alcohol and partying. I need now I need an outlet. I feel like I need a vice and my vice is my phone. But like I know I cannot go on like this. They watching us. So they watching me. Yeah. God's voice and just to just get it out and just to tell you guys phones are demonic. They are so demonic. And it sucks because I'm on here talking about the Lord, but he doesn't he doesn't want it to be like that. Satan cannot create. Okay? The devil cannot create. So what does he do? He tries to imitate everything that God does and he just distorts it in his own way. This is a false connection.

This is a false connection that we have with each other. We're so attached to our phone scrolling and comparison and all the doors that it just opens up. It's literally Satan and his demons working at hand through this. God can connect with us and [snorts] speak to us. And he is omnipresent and in many natural ways through the spirit, not through a phone, but through the Holy Spirit. And Satan can't do that. He can't talk to us personally like Jesus can. So what does he use? He uses a phone for this false connection, for this false social like living, giving us a false hope and a false identity of like, oh yeah, we're all connected, but we're actually not. How many people How many people, please, because I this is applicable to me because I stopped going out to colleges and on foot praying to people and and bringing them to God that way. And I started doing it on here.

How many people how many people do you go out and you physically see face to face and you talk to them about Jesus Christ and you talk to him about the deeper things in his word? How many? But instead, we get on here because it's just easier and it's just easier to connect and push out that way. But we are literally chained to our phones because whether or not it's it's just for and this again whether or not this is just because of God or outside of God. But we idolize our phones and we idolize the people that we are watching through our phones and we compare ourselves and we want to be this person.

We want to act like them. But then I want to tell you guys right here, right now, not everybody that posts Christian content or talks about God or just lives a certain way is actually how they're living. and you're trying to compare and become this person that you see on the screen when they are so far from God. And if you start comparing and actually becoming this person out of this idolization, you're only getting closer to hell because they're not even close to Jesus. Do you see what I'm kind of saying right now? Like God can speak to us because he's omnipresent. He can speak to us in many, many ways. And Satan cannot. So he uses what? He uses what? Phones. Everybody has phones.

Everyone has phones. Is it not crazy to you that you can FaceTime somebody in China if you wanted to? You want to call somebody in Australia and you can? That's That's not how that works. That's not how that works. That's not how that works. You come on. Someone someone watching this needs to have this click in like you guys. He's like, "I cannot beat you.

Questions about this episode

What is "OUR PHONES ARE EV!L AND WE R ADD!CTED" about?

The discussion delves into the inherent dangers of smartphones, portraying them as powerful tools of control that constantly monitor and manipulate user behavior. Highlighting the pervasive nature of digital addiction, it argues that these devices not only invade personal privacy but also function as gateways to a broader system of behavioral engineering, questioning the impact of technology on…

What is mentioned in this Lynn Dakile (The Vault Unlocked) episode?

37 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including omnipresent, dopamine hit, portal, camera, procrastinating, phone stand. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "OUR PHONES ARE EV!L AND WE R ADD!CTED"?

The episode runs 15 min; the transcript is about 2,651 words in 24 timestamped sections.

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About this transcript: the episode's spoken words as captioned on YouTube, split into timestamped sections. Reclip.Me locates every person, work and idea in the text, keeps the time it is first named, and quotes the words around it verbatim. Last updated December 17, 2025.