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A '''chatter''' is a small [[human]] computer, typically worn on the wrist.<ref name="audiolog">'''Halo 3: ODST''', ''Audio Log 3, Circle 1, Arc 3''</ref> Similar in function to a [[COM pad|cellphone]] or [[wikipedia:Personal digital assistant|PDA]], chatters can communicate with other chatters and their users, keep calendars, and store files of different types. Novelty shops often sell disposable versions for colonial refugees, who are unable to afford a regular service.<ref>'''[[i love bees]]''', ''[[Axons]] [[Media:Desktop_model.ogg|desktop_model.ogg]]/[[Media:So_mean.ogg|so_mean.ogg]]''</ref>


A '''chatter''' is a small [[human]] computer, typically worn on the wrist.<ref name="audiolog">'''Halo 3: ODST''', ''Audio Log 3, Circle 1, Arc 3''</ref> Similar in function to a [[COM pad|cellphone]] or [[wikipedia:Personal digital assistant|PDA]], chatters can communicate with other chatters and their users, keep calendars, and store files of different types. Novelty shops often sell disposable versions for colonial refugees, who are unable to afford a regular service.<ref>'''[[i love bees]]''', ''[[Axons]] [[Media:Desktop_model.ogg|desktop_model.ogg]]/[[Media:So_mean.ogg|so_mean.ogg]]''</ref>
The larger "ChatterNet", as some people call it, is maintained and policed by the [[Chatter Protocol Authority]], and plays a vital role in everyday life. Personal finances can be tracked and managed electronically over the ChatterNet, though paper money and coins can still be used instead.<ref>'''[[Halo 3: ODST]]''', ''[[Sadie's Story]]''</ref> Experienced hackers regularly break into chatter lines in a process called "ghosting," permitting them to spy on other people without being noticed. Going offline is a risky venture which gives one the advantage of avoiding such surveillance, but restricts them from performing many everyday activities, similar to the [[surveillance grid]], which can be very risky and inconvenient.


The larger "ChatterNet", as some people call it, is maintained and policed by the [[Chatter Protocol Authority]], and plays a vital role in everyday life. Personal finances can be tracked and managed electronically over the ChatterNet, though paper money and coins can still be used instead.<ref>'''[[Halo 3: ODST]]''', ''[[Sadie's Story]]''</ref> Experienced hackers regularly break into chatter lines in a process called "ghosting," permitting them to spy on other people without being noticed. Going offline is a risky venture which gives one the advantage of avoiding such surveillance, but restricts them from performing many everyday activities, similar to the [[Surveillance Grid]], which can be very risky and inconvenient.
==Trivia==
As of [[2015#June|June 25, 2015]], [[343 Industries]]' [[Jeff Easterling]] created "[[Canon Fodder]]: ChatterNet", a series of forum posts on [[Halo Waypoint]] in which Easterling asks fans questions relating to the [[Halo universe|''Halo'' universe]] and features some responses on the following week's issue of Canon Fodder.<ref>[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/forums/db05ce78845f4120b062c50816008e5d/topics/cf-chatternet---that-s-armor-eh/88e4db4c-2972-4a77-94f9-234e9ee73b22/posts '''Halo Waypoint''': ''CF: ChatterNet - That's Armor, 'Eh?'']></ref>


==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==
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*''[[Halo 3: ODST]]''
*''[[Halo 3: ODST]]''
**''[[Sadie's Story]]''
**''[[Sadie's Story]]''
*''[[Hunt the Truth]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[Hunt the Truth]]''


==Sources==
==Sources==

Revision as of 20:49, June 25, 2015

A chatter is a small human computer, typically worn on the wrist.[1] Similar in function to a cellphone or PDA, chatters can communicate with other chatters and their users, keep calendars, and store files of different types. Novelty shops often sell disposable versions for colonial refugees, who are unable to afford a regular service.[2]

The larger "ChatterNet", as some people call it, is maintained and policed by the Chatter Protocol Authority, and plays a vital role in everyday life. Personal finances can be tracked and managed electronically over the ChatterNet, though paper money and coins can still be used instead.[3] Experienced hackers regularly break into chatter lines in a process called "ghosting," permitting them to spy on other people without being noticed. Going offline is a risky venture which gives one the advantage of avoiding such surveillance, but restricts them from performing many everyday activities, similar to the surveillance grid, which can be very risky and inconvenient.

Trivia

As of June 25, 2015, 343 Industries' Jeff Easterling created "Canon Fodder: ChatterNet", a series of forum posts on Halo Waypoint in which Easterling asks fans questions relating to the Halo universe and features some responses on the following week's issue of Canon Fodder.[4]

List of appearances

Sources

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