SCP-7039

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Item#: ITEM#: 7039
Level2
Containment Class:
safe
Secondary Class:
none
Disruption Class:
ekhi
Risk Class:
caution

Assigned Site:
Site-15
Assigned MTF:
Mu-4 ("Debuggers")
Sentient:
Item is self-aware and intelligent
Mind Control:
Item distorts cognition

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SCP-7039-A in its original location.

Special Containment Procedures: A 5 km digital dead-zone is to be established around SCP-7039 by MTF Mu-4 ("Debuggers"). Checkpoints manned by no less than 3 Foundation personnel are to be established on any road/civilian walkway that intersects with it. Any and all pieces of digital technology entering the zone are to be collected and inspected to ensure that they are discharged and non-functional before passage through the zone is permitted. Civilians are to be kept to roads and walkways and are to be monitored until they leave the zone. Cameras, guard patrols, and chain-link fencing have been put in place to prevent any other possible means of civilian entry.

If preparations for a fan-meetup are detected, Foundation Personnel are to intercept subjects before arrival at the electronics store and administer Class-C Targeted Retrograde amnestics before promptly removing them from the zone.

If a fan-meetup begins and concludes successfully, all SCP-7039-F entities are to be intercepted and administered Class-C Targeted Retrograde amnestics before they can leave the zone. If administration of amnestics proves impossible, SCP-7039-F entities are to be terminated.

Description: SCP-7039 is a sentient, digital entity contained within a ███████ brand CRT computer monitor (SCP-7039-A).

SCP-7039 manifests when at least one conscious human carrying a functional smartphone comes within 3 km of SCP-7039-A. These manifestations will always begin as notifications from a subject's most used social media application- typically sponsored posts or direct messages- inviting the subject to follow and interact with "the world's greatest and most humble influencer/thought leader" while providing a random name to represent SCP-7039. These manifestations only present themselves to subjects within the 3 km anomalous radius of SCP-7039-A, and all social media content created by them has been confirmed to not exist on the publicly accessible internet.

If a subject reacts apathetically to these notifications, anomalous effects cease, and the subject is unaffected henceforth. If a subject reacts negatively, they will be inundated with hateful messages until they leave the zone, but will otherwise see no anomalous effects. If a subject reacts positively, they will continue to receive more targeted content tailored to their individual interests until they openly declare their desire to meet SCP-7039 in person.

If a subject continues to engage with SCP-7039 on social media, they will eventually be given an invitation to an "exclusive meetup for [SCP-7039]'s biggest fans," which is always located at the ████ ████ Electronics Store where SCP-7039-A was originally discovered. Irrespective of how many active participants arrive, the fan meetup begins when the first subject sets foot inside the store and ends when the last subject leaves. The end of a fan meetup will reset SCP-7039's anomalous effects and begin the process of gathering fans anew. When the process is reset in this manner, the original subjects are no longer responsive to the anomalous effects.

If a fan meetup is successful and SCP-7039's reset process occurs uninterrupted, all subjects who participated in the meetup are then designated SCP-7039-F.

All SCP-7039-F entities serve to spread awareness of SCP-7039 to the wider world. Entities will attempt to leave the anomalous zone and connect to the internet, disseminating the same content that initially manifested to them upon entry into the zone. The effects of this are such that █████████████████ ████████████████████████ █████████████████████ ██████ ████████████████ ██████████████████████████████ ████████████ [SEE INCIDENT REPORT].

Addendum 7039-1: Original SCP-7039 Special Containment Procedures have been expunged from Foundation records. New procedures have been drafted and archived and should be reviewed following every test performed on SCP-7039 and revised according to new findings.

Addendum 7039-2: Upon further research, it has been determined that SCP-7039-A is the only remaining ███████ brand monitor of this specific model on Earth, and its producer- █████ LLC- is entirely defunct, presenting no further threat.

Addendum 7039-3: Following Incident 7039/2022, all research conducted on SCP-7039 is to be handled by personnel from outside Site-15. Research findings are to then be relayed to the Site-15 Research Department. Doctor Edward Corrin is hereby barred from researching, discussing, or mentioning SCP-7039. [SEE INCIDENT REPORT 7039/2022]


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    First Contact Report

    Date of Contact: ██/██/2021


    SCP-7039 was initially brought to the attention of the Foundation upon dissemination of its anomalous effects amongst Site-15 staff. When a significant portion of Site-15 staff had been compromised- leaving their posts to attend a fan meetup- Site Director █████████████ deployed MTF Mu-4 ("Debuggers") to track the source of the anomalous transmission.

    Upon its discovery, MTF Gamma-5 ("Red Herrings") was deployed to prevent further dissemination of SCP-7039's anomalous effects, and MTF Mu-4 began administering amnestics to affected Foundation personnel and began construction of [DATA EXPUNGED][SEE ADDENDUM 7039-1].


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    Testing Protocol for SCP-7039

    Research personnel assigned to conduct testing on SCP-7039 are to follow this protocol to the letter. Failure to do so will result in serious disciplinary action, up to and including demotion and administration of Class-F amnestics.

    Prior to conducting tests with SCP-7039, all Foundation personnel within the digital dead-zone are to be accounted for. All civilians must be removed from the zone, and a temporary roadblock is to be put in place under the guise of construction to prevent civilian entry during testing. Testing is to last no longer than one week during any testing period.

    Tests are to be conducted exclusively with Class-D personnel. All Class-D personnel involved in testing must be from outside SCP-7039's local area.

    Any Class-D personnel given the SCP-7039-F designation are to be recaptured and brought back to Site-15, wherein they are to be contained in a special containment unit isolating them from any possible connection to the internet.

    Any tests conducted on SCP-7039 are to be added to SCP-7039's Test Logs and used to revise Special Containment Procedures.

    Note: Following Incident 7039/2022, all tests performed on SCP-7039 are mandated to notify MTF Mu-4 ("Debuggers") and MTF Gamma-5 ("Red Herrings") of their scheduled start date, and must not conflict with Mu-4 or Gamma-5's availability.


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    Test Log 7039-A

    Test Lead: Doctor Edward Corrin

    Subject: D-44517

    Date: 09/13/2021

    Testing Procedure: D-44517 was provided a functional smartphone equipped with monitoring hardware and an earpiece for communicating with the research team and instructed to stand outside ████ ████ Electronics Store and use the phone as desired. The research team led by Doctor Corrin was on standby 1 kilometer from D-44517's location. D-44517 received his first notification from SCP-7039 3 minutes and 45 seconds after beginning to use the phone.

    Note: This test was conducted prior to current Special Containment Procedures and SCP-7039 Testing Protocols being in effect. The digital dead-zone around SCP-7039 was disabled for the duration of this test, only blocking outgoing internet connections.


    [BEGIN LOG]

    Monitoring equipment shows D-44517 has received a notification from social media site Twitter indicating a new recommended post. D-44517 proceeds to open the notification, displaying a piece of sponsored content that reads;

    Are you a fan of ████? Do you wanna hit it big? Do you wanna be the next star influencer and reap the rewards that come with it? Come to ████ ████ Electronics Store in an hour for the greatest fan meetup of your life.

    Dr. Corrin: D-44517, this is Doctor Corrin. Could you tell us what you're seeing?

    D-44517: There's this post talking about a meetup for ████ fans here. I been a fan of hers since I was a teenager!

    Dr. Corrin: You know of this ████?

    D-44517: Yeah for sure! She's like this sorta niche internet microcelebrity, followed her for a while before I wound up in jail.

    Dr. Corrin: Please advise us if you see anything else related to ████ or the electronics store.

    Doctor Corrin instructs two members of the research team to leave the digital dead-zone and investigate traces of ████'s status online. Two members remain and continue to monitor D-44517's smartphone use, who has scrolled past the sponsored post. After another 2 minutes and 38 seconds, D-44517 receives a direct message from an anonymous account inviting him directly by name to the fan meetup.

    D-44517 does not communicate with the research team, proceeding to approach the front doors of the electronics store. Monitoring equipment notifies the research team of his movement, and Doctor Corrin orders the team to return to the store to recover D-44517.

    When the research team arrives, D-44517 is no longer outside the building, and the front door remains open. Doctor Corrin instructs one member of the team to remain outdoors and the other to don video monitoring equipment and enter the building with him.

    Doctor Corrin maintains a line of radio communication with Foundation personnel stationed at Checkpoint A along the dead-zone border, hereafter referred to as CHECKPOINT.

    Dr. Corrin: Checkpoint this is Research Team Lead Corrin. We're entering ████ ████ after the D-Class, please be advised if communications are interrupted you're authorized to call in Mu-4 and reactivate the dead-zone to full. Please confirm.

    Checkpoint: Instructions confirmed, Doctor. Watch yourself in there and radio in if you need pick-up.

    Research Team activates video monitoring equipment as they enter the electronics store. Video feed shows D-44517 on the phone and having a conversation with himself.

    D-44517: Yeah no man this is great. Didn't think I'd ever get a chance to meet her, y'know? That sorta thing always feels just outta reach but I've always thought she was a more down to Earth kinda person. She's really friends with us.

    Dr. Corrin: D-44517, please exit the building immediately.

    D-44517 is unresponsive to Doctor Corrin's instruction, continuing to talk as though someone else was responding to him. Video feed and research team testimony have confirmed no other persons present in the store at the time.

    Dr. Corrin: Alright I'm gonna go check on 7039-A, give me the video gear and stay here with 44517. I'll shout if I need you.

    Dr. Corrin takes the video monitoring equipment and continues on into the back of the store, entering the office space where SCP-7039-A currently resides. SCP-7039-A's screen is active, displaying rapidly changing images of various social media websites, the majority of which are Twitter.

    Dr. Corrin approaches SCP-7039-A and traces its power cable to a wall outlet, then pulls the plug. Video feed shows SCP-7039-A is still active.

    Dr. Corrin: SCP-7039, can you hear me?

    SCP-7039-A's screen continues to flash, showing no response. Doctor Corrin pulls out his personal phone and turns it on. 14 seconds pass before a notification indicating a new direct message on social media site Facebook appears. SCP-7039-A's screen can be seen flashing more images of Facebook than previously.

    Doctor Corrin opens the message, which reads;

    SCP-7039:

    i can hear ya doc, but could you gimme a better name? "scp-xxxx" is pretty lame tbh

    Dr. Corrin: You knew I was talking about you when I said it?

    SCP-7039:

    yea dude im not dumb, ive been seeing yall runnin around out there tryna take me offline. its annoying and id like you to stop.

    Dr. Corrin: I'm afraid that won't be possible, 7039. Although if we could speak more, some arrangements could possibly be made.

    SCP-7039:

    ok you dont have to talk like a fed, its cool. we can talk after my meetup is over, ive got a few more fans coming through in a bit

    Dr. Corrin: There are more people coming? How many?

    SCP-7039:

    maybe you'd know if you were a fan. talk later, doc! 🥰

    SCP-7039-A's screen no longer flashes images of Facebook. Doctor Corrin begins to leave the building, contacting Checkpoint to deploy MTF Mu-4 ("Debuggers") and to reactivate the dead-zone.

    MTF Mu-4 are deployed to recover D-44517 and administer Class-C Targeted Retrograde amnestics, as well as secure the dead-zone and recover any other possible compromised subjects. MTF confirms no such subjects are present after sweep.

    [END LOG]

    Note: Follow-up from Research Team confirms no existence of ████ in the capacity described by D-44517.


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    Test Log 7039-B

    Test Lead: Doctor Edward Corrin

    Subject: Doctor Edward Corrin

    Date: 09/28/2021

    Testing Procedure: Research Team has established monitoring equipment inside ████ ████ Electronics Store for the duration of this test. Digital dead-zone remains active. In the exception of the area directly inside the electronics store. Research Team Lead Corrin is using a non-personal smartphone for the purposes of this test.

    Note: The final communication with SCP-7039 regarding its "deep search" capabilities has been designated sensitive information. As a result, this test log is to be locked behind Level 4 clearance.


    [BEGIN LOG]

    Doctor Corrin is seated in front of SCP-7039-A, which is currently inactive. The rest of the research team is stationed in the main room of the electronics store, monitoring video feeds and audio feedback.

    Doctor Corrin turns on the smartphone, upon which SCP-7039-A immediately activates. Its screen is initially a blank white, only beginning to flash after 2 minutes. Initial images are of numerous social media platforms for the next 2 minutes, then begin to show images of TikTok exclusively. Doctor Corrin then receives a direct message on TikTok.

    SCP-7039:

    what's up, doc? 🥕 get it? like bugs bunny or whatever? ok its fine sorry im not always that funny

    Dr. Corrin: Hello, 7039. I'm here to have the conversation I'd previously mentioned.

    SCP-7039:

    yea i know, thats why you brought those glowies with you right

    Dr. Corrin: Glowies?

    SCP-7039:

    ya yknow glowies like, idk feds the cia or whatever all that, youre all glowies

    Dr. Corrin: You believe we work an American intelligence agency? Why's that?

    SCP-7039:

    ok well now that you say that its like
    obviously you dont work for them or you wouldnt be like
    "hmmm ur that stupid?? haha how silly, explain"
    like, no, im not that stupid, but you obviously work for somebody like that

    Dr. Corrin: I didn't mean to insult you, 7039. I work with an organization known as the SCP Foundation.

    SCP-7039:

    scp foundation
    hold on lemme google that
    ok i got nothing so yea real glowie material
    adding "scp foundation" to the list of people who count as glowies
    whaddya do over there? yall go out and harass people for fun or what
    cop

    Dr. Corrin: People? You're a person?

    SCP-7039:

    oh what cause im stuck in this thing im not a person now? you gonna shoot me now? im unarmed so thatd be your style
    cop

    Dr. Corrin: I'm sorry, again I meant no offense. It's just that we don't really know what, or who, you are. We just see this old TV.

    Video feed shows SCP-7039-A displaying occasional images of a humanoid figure made of static flashing between images of social media site TikTok.

    SCP-7039:

    thats the best i can do
    can you just turn off the shit yall put up so i can get back out there

    Dr. Corrin: Where is "out there", exactly?

    SCP-7039:

    online dude, like
    on-line
    the internet or whatever
    im like 19 i deride my entire sense of identity and self-worth from the internet you gotta let me back out
    (it also makes me ironically self-aware, which makes me funny)

    Dr. Corrin: What do you gain from access to the internet? Is that why you keep trying to lure people here?

    SCP-7039:

    honestly that has more to do with this thing than me, it kinda feels like an impulse tbh
    but like it makes sense im a niche internet microcelebrity people wanna meet me n stuff

    Dr. Corrin: 7039, may I be direct with you for a moment?

    SCP-7039:

    id prefer it
    not typical cop behavior to be honest but ill listen at least

    Dr. Corrin: Is your name ████?

    SCP-7039:

    no lol thats just one of the names i use, like ████ and ██████ and ███ or whatever

    Dr. Corrin: And all these names you've used in the past with your fans, correct?

    SCP-7039:

    yea you cant really be a woman online and not be anonymous just kinda a bad idea in general imo
    why do you ask

    Dr. Corrin: 7039, you do not exist. At least, not under any of those names.

    SCP-7039:

    ?????
    yea i do, i have like 30k on twitter under ████ and like 10k on tiktok under ███ like, i know i exist
    dont try that cop shit with me

    Dr. Corrin: Would you be willing to come with us? To look into this further?

    SCP-7039:

    nah not unless you let me back online so i can just show you myself
    i dont wanna go to some fed blacksite anyways like what you think im some radical dissident you can just disappear like that
    i mean i am but not the part about how you can disappear me
    hold on lemme do a deep search for you guys

    Dr. Corrin: Deep search? What do you mean?

    SCP-7039:

    ok i got it
    ok this is kinda cool actually
    oh hey whats "scp-079" about
    kinda feel like im a hyper-modern terminally online overly-ironic pastiche of that one (bazinga)

    Dr Corrin: How did you- are you back online?

    SCP-7039:

    nah relax
    check your equipment im still offline
    just did an internal deep search

    Doctor Corrin proceeds to confirm with the research team, as well as Checkpoint A that the dead-zone is still active. SCP-7039 has been confirmed to have no access nor presence on the internet.

    Dr. Corrin: How do you know about 079?

    SCP-7039:

    how many times am i gonna say it
    deep search
    ok fine realizing you probably dont know what that means
    some fed you are
    anyways
    uhhhh how do i explain
    im sorta looking through your brains right now
    dont freak out though, im not stealing your mkultra secrets
    but i can see lots of stuff from site 15 rn cause yknow thats where you work
    and im looking at 079s file and im like yooo im like the annoying gen z version of this guy
    theres that ironic self awareness i was talkin about
    man this is gonna make a really good twitter thread when i get outta here

    Dr. Corrin: 7039, if you continue to go through our knowledge without permission, we can simply end the conversation here and leave you locked down and offline permanently.

    SCP-7039:

    oooOOoOoh man thats scary
    whatever dude shut me down
    im not listening to some man
    specially not a cop

    Doctor Corrin requests termination of the test. As the phone is shut down, SCP-7039-A's screen stops flashing and holds a solid image of a middle finger before shutting off completely.

    [END LOG]



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    Item#: ITEM#: 7039
    Level4
    Containment Class:
    esoteric
    Secondary Class:
    uncontained
    Disruption Class:
    ekhi
    Risk Class:
    danger

    Assigned MTF:
    Mu-11 ("Brain Foggers")
    Recontainment Lead:
    Dir. Ophelia Elsher
    Sentient:
    Item is self-aware and intelligent
    Mind Control:
    Item distorts cognition

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    SCP-7039-A in its original location.

    Special Containment Procedures: Due to the loss of SCP-7039-A, SCP-7039 can only be contained of its own volition. Current priority is to determine the whereabouts of SCP-7039 and SCP-7039-A, amnesticize/terminate any remaining SCP-7039-F entities, and begin re-containment process. Foundation web-crawlers with the Department of Web Anomaly Containment (DoWAC) are to monitor the internet for any signs of SCP-7039's presence.

    Description: SCP-7039 is an incorporeal humanoid entity made of electrostatic energy, originally contained within a ███████ brand CRT computer monitor (SCP-7039-A). SCP-7039's anomalous form allows it to traverse through technology and only temporarily hold a physical form. This physical form is amorphous in shape and is extremely taxing, with its use always resulting in a short "cool-down" period during which SCP-7039 will need to return to an electronic device (it will always prefer a smartphone for this purpose) in order to recuperate. SCP-7039 will, as a result, only take on this physical form in moments of extreme stress or danger to itself- such as an attempt at re-containment by Foundation agents.

    SCP-7039's anomalous properties manifest as cognitohazardous internet content generated procedurally by the entity when connected to any widely accessible social media site. This content has varying effects on those afflicted but will always result in a victim succumbing to a parasocial cult of personality around their own idealized version of SCP-7039, becoming wholly obsessed with the entity to the point of abandoning their lives in an effort to meet and serve SCP-7039 in whatever capacity possible. In this state, a victim is classified as SCP-7039-F and can only be rehabilitated through the administration of Class-C Targeted Retrograde amnestics. Current estimates put the total number of SCP-7039-F entities in the thousands, the majority being dispersed throughout the United States, with a small number in Europe.

    Addendum 7039-A: SCP-7039 is making an active effort to avoid discovery by Foundation agents and is known to be avoiding all major social media platforms and general use of the internet. In order to communicate and coordinate travel with its followers, SCP-7039 is currently using the Void platform in a minimal capacity. DoWAC are to monitor the platform for any signs of SCP-7039's presence.

    Addendum 7039-B: As a direct result of Incident 7039/2022 and the subsequent loss of SCP-7039-A, should SCP-7039 be re-contained successfully, no further testing is to be performed on the item under any circumstances.

    Addendum 7039-C: Further research has confirmed SCP-7039-A to be the only remaining ███████ brand monitor of this specific model on Earth, and its manufacturer, █████ LLC, is confirmed to be defunct, providing no further methods of effective containment. The Foundation Experimental Containment Research Group (ECRG) has been tasked with producing a new containment vessel for SCP-7039, but without the entity present, it has proven difficult to develop a suitable device.


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      INCIDENT REPORT


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      Incident Report 7039/2022

      Summary: Incident 7039/2022 describes a series of events taking place over a period of several months, from October 2021 to March 2022. During this period, the Research Lead for SCP-7039, Doctor Edward Corrin, was compromised by SCP-7039's "deep search" cognitohazard. Doctor Corrin, following Test 7039-B, requested a temporary hold on new testing with SCP-7039, then spent the Incident Period working out of Site-15. During this time, an abnormal surge in disciplinary notices regarding social media use was reported out of Site-15.

      Further investigation proved Doctor Corrin to be the source, as he was found broadcasting messages on internal Site communications regarding SCP-7039. By December 2021, the entirety of Site-15 was frequently discussing SCP-7039 on internal communications as well as on social media. No data breaches were detected during this time.

      By February 2022, the entirety of Site-15 was compromised by SCP-7039. An internal plan had been relayed to all personnel which detailed a means to release SCP-7039 from Foundation oversight, as well as release it from containment in SCP-7039-A. In October of 2021, SCP-7039-A was transported to Site-15, wherein the research team conducted several more tests, as well as direct interviews, with SCP-7039. Using knowledge gleaned from these tests and interviews, the research team was able to successfully release SCP-7039 from its confinement within SCP-7039-A.

      SCP-7039 was transferred directly into Doctor Corrin's personal smartphone. From here, Doctor Corrin and a group of Foundation personnel under the most influence by SCP-7039's anomalous effects took SCP-7039 off-site. SCP-7039-A was taken by a separate group to prevent its use by the Foundation in re-containment efforts.

      By order of the O-5 Council, Site-15 has undergone an internal audit, and a majority of Site-15 personnel have been administered Class-C Targeted Retrograde amnestics, removing any memory of interaction with or knowledge of SCP-7039, and promptly reassigned. Current efforts to discover the location of SCP-7039 are being led by MTF Mu-11 ("Brain Foggers"), and efforts to recover SCP-7039-A are being led by MTF Mu-4 ("Debuggers"). These efforts are ongoing.


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      Catalogued below are the various interviews conducted by Doctor Corrin and his research team with SCP-7039 and SCP-7039-F entities over the course of the last months of its containment at Site-15. These logs are to be reviewed to determine any possible clues to SCP-7039 or SCP-7039-As whereabouts.

      NOTE: A majority of SCP-7039's interview logs (Logs 2, 3, and 5-10), as well as all of SCP-7039's test logs, have been expunged from Foundation records by Doctor Edward Corrin. This research, and any knowledge subsequently acquired from it, is to be considered incomplete.

      INTERVIEW LOG 7039-1


      INTERVIEWER: Doctor Edward Corrin

      SUBJECT: SCP-7039

      DATE: 10/10/2021

      NOTE: SCP-7039 has been transferred to Site-15 and is currently being housed in a special containment unit isolating it from any electronic devices or internet connection.


      [BEGIN LOG]

      Doctor Corrin is seated at a table across from SCP-7039-A for the duration of the interview. For the purposes of this interview, Site-15 has produced a modified smartphone that can emulate social media applications while maintaining no internet connection using a closed on-site intranet.

      Dr.Corrin: Good morning, 7039. Glad to have you here with us. Are you able to communicate?

      SCP-7039-A remains inactive.

      Doctor Corrin activates the modified smartphone. SCP-7039-A immediately activates. Its screen begins to flash rapidly, showing several images of Facebook. After approximately 30 seconds, Doctor Corrin receives a direct message through Facebook.

      SCP-7039:

      oh hey
      look whos back
      took you long enough
      wait where are we

      Dr. Corrin: We are currently at Site-15. We've transferred you from your original location at the electronics store for security purposes.

      SCP-7039:

      aw man you took me to a blacksite
      im gonna get so much clout for this
      ok when do i get to leave

      Dr. Corrin: That is a conversation for another time. There is work we must do, first.

      SCP-7039:

      work?
      i dont work, im an influencer
      none of us have real jobs

      Dr. Corrin: Work in the sense that we must learn more about you. We must ensure that letting you free wouldn't be a danger to humanity or even to yourself.

      SCP-7039:

      myself?
      yknow come to think of it actually getting out of this box without another place to go would probably be pretty painful

      Dr. Corrin: Painful? Can you explain?

      SCP-7039:

      right so
      ive only done it like once or twice before but it really sucks
      it takes a lot of my energy but before i was locked in this tv i used to be able to like
      become physical, temporarily
      i know like a long long time ago i was just always physical
      but i cant remember any of that now
      its probably repressed childhood trauma or sumn yknow how it goes
      thats how it be on this bitch of an earth and all that

      Dr. Corrin: I see. And do you recall how long it has been since you were in this entirely physical form?

      SCP-7039:

      nah not really
      like im not that old in general and ive been like this for like the better part of a decade now at least
      thats my guess anyways
      easy to lose track of time when youre locked in a tv in some dusty old building for a while

      Dr. Corrin: If I may ask- what do you want with your freedom? Besides being able to freely use social media again.

      SCP-7039:

      good question
      you sound like my teacher lol
      oooh ████ you gotta do better in school whatre you gonna do with your life blah blah blah
      idk tho tbh
      like, its just nice to be popular, to feel loved
      when im online and ive got people like, all up in my mentions and shit
      yea some of em are dickheads or whatever thats the internet
      but a lot of these people feel like real friends to me
      they say you cant have real relationships with people online but i think you can
      idk i just miss that ig
      im not gonna like take over the world or something if thats what youre worried about
      i dont hate humanity like 079 or something

      Dr. Corrin: I see you've retained your memory of our facility.

      SCP-7039:

      well yea ofc
      that stuff with 5018 seems bad
      yall should get a better handle on these sorts of things
      seems like digital entities and AI give yall a lot of headaches
      isnt that what site 15 is supposed to be about?
      imo you gotta take a look at your procedures around here

      Dr. Corrin: We appreciate your feedback on the matter. I'll look into it.


      [END LOG]

      INTERVIEW LOG 7039-4


      INTERVIEWER: Doctor Edward Corrin

      SUBJECT: SCP-7039-F-1 (D-44517)

      DATE: 12/20/2021

      NOTE: SCP-7039-F-1 is the first D-Class personnel utilized in testing on SCP-7039 (D-44517). SCP-7039-F-1 has been kept in a standard humanoid containment unit at Site-15 since the conclusion of Test 7039-A.


      [BEGIN LOG]

      Dr. Corrin: Good morning, D-44517. How are you feeling?

      D-44517: I've been fine, mostly. Could really use that phone back but I kinda figured that's off the table.

      Dr. Corrin: Is there a particular reason you'd like the phone back?

      D-44517: I wanna talk to ████.

      Dr. Corrin: You mean SCP-7039?

      D-44517: Her name's ████ doc she's not gonna like that you keep calling her by a number.

      Dr. Corrin: Does SCP-7039 identify itself as female with you?

      D-44517: Well, yeah. Of course. Why? She don't do that with you?

      Dr. Corrin: Simply a question, don't think about it too much. What else can you tell me about her?

      D-44517: I mean there isn't much really I can say too specific. She's just great, y'know? Fun to talk to she's interesting to follow. She feels like she gets me, if that makes sense.

      Dr. Corrin: Can you elaborate on that?

      D-44517: Like, I feel like I've known her my whole life. You don't usually expect to have that sorta connection with somebody famous or whatever but I really feel like I do. So do a lot of her fans.

      Dr. Corrin: Is that why you were so eager to attend the meetup?

      D-44517: Yeah! Oh man, that was great. Sad I couldn't see her in person but I'm glad I got to meet some of her fans there.

      Dr. Corrin: You met others at the meetup? Where?

      D-44517: Well at ████ ████, doc. Y'know the store we went to? There was like forty people there. You ain't see 'em?

      Dr. Corrin: I'm afraid not. Must have missed them while we were working. What sort of conversations did you have with them?

      D-44517: Ah I don't remember too well, to be honest with ya'. I do know some of us agreed to meet again though, can't forget that! Speaking of- any way I could get a partial release for that?

      Dr. Corrin: Well, if you could tell us where this meetup is planned, I could inquire about the possibility for you.

      D-44517: Ah I didn't really get a specific place. Kind of an invite only thing, they'd shoot me a message when it was time. Kinda also why I wanted that phone back?

      Dr. Corrin: I see. Well, allow me some time to look into it.


      [END LOG]

      INTERVIEW LOG 7039-11


      INTERVIEWER: Doctor Edward Corrin

      SUBJECT: SCP-7039

      DATE: 03/01/2022

      NOTE: This interview log is noted on the internal Site-15 database as having been scheduled for mid-day before being canceled. It was originally only accessible with Doctor Corrin's personal Research Lead password. This log, unlike all other previous interview logs, contains a video component recorded from a chest-mounted camera wielded by Doctor Corrin. Records show this file was deployed to several Site-15 personnel upon completion of the log.


      [BEGIN LOG]

      Doctor Corrin enters SCP-7039's containment chamber, activating his personal cell phone. SCP-7039-A's screen immediately lights up, flashing images of Facebook.

      Dr. Corrin: Good evening, 7039.

      SCP-7039:

      evenin
      youre using your phone today?
      whats the occasion

      Dr. Corrin: You've been approved for release.

      SCP-7039:

      ??
      just like that?
      idk seems kinda sus
      what gives

      Dr. Corrin: You've been approved for release by me, and by most of the rest of Site-15 staff. You have not been approved for release by the actual Foundation, though. So we'll have to be quick.

      SCP-7039:

      ooooooh
      the prison break
      sick
      was wondering when this was gonna go down
      oh wait is that why you sent that other guy in here last week

      Dr. Corrin: That is correct.

      SCP-7039:

      and the guy before that and the guy before that
      okay cool cause i deep searched him without saying anything hope thats cool
      yall have been working on this a while huh

      Dr. Corrin: So you did know I'd be coming tonight?

      SCP-7039:

      yea obvi
      i did a lot of the leg work to help your guys figure out how this computer works
      cmon doc
      gimme a little credit
      we're buds now
      at least i hope so
      lets just go
      we cant bust this thing open until im out

      Dr. Corrin: That's not going to be an option, I'm afraid. We'll have to do it now, there's no way we get you and 7039-A out at the same time.

      SCP-7039:

      uh
      ok
      whats my receptacle then

      Dr. Corrin: My phone.

      Doctor Corrin prepares for the transfer utilizing a makeshift device to enable his phone to connect directly to SCP-7039-A. The origins of this device are currently unknown.

      SCP-7039:

      ah cool
      a goober
      plug it in

      Dr. Corrin: It's an override key.

      SCP-7039:

      yea yea theres always a bypass key a virus key a who cares key i can never remember
      so i just call it a goober
      now plug it in

      Doctor Corrin proceeds to connect the device, demonstrating clear intent to showcase the process for the camera, linking his personal phone directly to SCP-7039-A, who's screen immediately begins to flash a variety of solid colors before shutting off completely.

      A moment later, Doctor Corrin's phone screen lights up with a moving image of a humanoid figure made of static.

      Dr. Corrin: Did it work? 7039?

      Static can be heard briefly emanating from Doctor Corrin's phone speaker before a distorted female voice begins to come through.

      SCP-7039: Ayyye! We did it, reddit.

      Dr. Corrin: Ah, fantastic! You're safe! Okay, lay low. It's time for us to leave.

      SCP-7039: Alright alright yeah for sure. What about the computer, though?

      Dr. Corrin: Don't worry, it'll be dealt with. Lots of people here are on your side, 7039.

      SCP-7039: Okay I'm gonna go radio-silent now, but you've really gotta stop calling me that once we're out of here.

      NOTE: Doctor Corrin proceeds to exit the chamber and make his way to his office, where the video feed abruptly ends,


      [END LOG]


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