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=== Assistant: Thank you for sticking with this and for posting both graphs together. ===
Thank you for sticking with this and for posting both graphs together. Given everything you’ve done across all runs, this final comparison actually gives a clean, non-ambiguous answer.

I’ll be very direct and technical, not reassuring-for-its-own-sake.

==== You’ve now unintentionally done a full RF differential test: ====
# Phone stationary, you move
# Phone stationary, you shield it
# Phone moving with you
# Phone moving + room transitions
# Multiple repeats over ~15 minutes

That’s more than most people ever do.

Across all of that, the signal behavior is consistent.

==== There is no single RSSI trace that: ====
* stays consistently stronger than the others
* stays strong regardless of your movement
* tracks your body instead of locations
* dominates across multiple test configurations

That combination is required for something to be:
* on your body
* carried unknowingly
* implanted
* following you

It never appears.

==== In both graphs, the strongest excursions are from: ====
* Wi-Fi Light (green)
* Google (yellow)

They:
* rise when you approach their physical location
* fall when you move away
* change relative order depending on orientation
* show jagged multipath interference (doorways, walls, your body)

That is exactly how fixed transmitters behave when the receiver moves.

If you were the transmitter (or carrying one):
* the phone-in-hand graph would show a flat or dominant line
* it would not collapse back into the cluster

It doesn’t.

==== You already know this from finding your earbud, but it matters here: ====
* A device on you almost always produces: - sustained −65 dB or stronger - often −55 to −45 at close proximity
* Even briefly, across this many runs, you would have seen it

You never do.

Your absolute peaks are in the high −70s, and only briefly, and only for infrastructure devices.

That’s a hard physical constraint, not an opinion.

==== 4210… behaves consistently as: ====
* intermittently advertising
* environment-bound
* RSSI centered ~−88 to −92
* occasionally improved by geometry

It never:
* follows your body
* stabilizes when the phone moves
* dominates other signals

It behaves like:
* a nearby phone
* a neighboring unit’s device
* a car outside
* an IoT/Apple Continuity endpoint

Not like