How to detect and remove RFID

My friend has an RFID chip that got implanted in them.

How can I detect where it is?



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Try this out, dunno if it works but it seems like it would.

Detect RF with AM Radio

Originally posted by AzureSky
Try this out, dunno if it works but it seems like it would.

Detect RF with AM Radio

Thanks but this seems very vague and I cant just cut holes in this person to remove it all over. Any other more specific detection systems? This person has no medical insurance so an MRI is just too costly.

It may sound risky, but I suggest your friend spend 5 seconds in a microwave - no more, no less. :O

Check out this article and the description of this device:

The coil in Westhues' hand is the antenna for the wallet-sized device he calls a cloner, which is currently shoved up his sleeve. The cloner can elicit, record, and mimic signals from smartcard RFID chips. Westhues takes out the device and, using a USB cable, connects it to his laptop and downloads the data from Van Bokkelen's card for processing. Then, satisfied that he has retrieved the code, Westhues switches the cloner from Record mode to Emit. We head to the locked door.

Perhaps, your friend can make a wand and see if it picks up a signal.

Good luck.

Originally posted by alyoshablue
It may sound risky, but I suggest your friend spend 5 seconds in a microwave - no more, no less. :O

Check out this article and the description of this device:

The coil in Westhues' hand is the antenna for the wallet-sized device he calls a cloner, which is currently shoved up his sleeve. The cloner can elicit, record, and mimic signals from smartcard RFID chips. Westhues takes out the device and, using a USB cable, connects it to his laptop and downloads the data from Van Bokkelen's card for processing. Then, satisfied that he has retrieved the code, Westhues switches the cloner from Record mode to Emit. We head to the locked door.

Perhaps, your friend can make a wand and see if it picks up a signal.

Good luck.

That is a good idea with the microwave, but not sure where to find a human sized one ant that sounds very risky. I am not sure you mean one of those metal detector wands? I dont think the implants are metal but I have no idea how a chip implant works.

reply to post by tigpoppa


I think the approach is that the antenna or coil will pick up a single in the presence of an EMF. So, if you make one of these wands, and move it about your friends person and pick up a signal, you would have your confirmation. You could double check it against a credit card or some other RFID technology.

You might be able to place your friend near a High Tension Power Line, and if they experience a tingle or burn somewhere on their body - bingo.

Originally posted by AzureSky
Try this out, dunno if it works but it seems like it would.

That wont work.
RFID devices are "passive", in that if not activated, they emit nothing whatsoever.

To "activate" one, you need a transmitter device, operating at the correct frequency of the RF stage (coil etc..) inside the RFID device. Basically, you need an RFID reader/scanner. They're fairly cheap.

I dnt know how to detect one.. But I would suggest to check there arms where they would receive shots, or get blood drawn. Seems like most logical.

I am pretty sure the implant my friend has is the same maybe as the kind put in pets.

Strangely enough there is an instructable on this. Though I'm not going to lie...I only skimmed through it and there is tin foil involved (which ATS has taught me is a red flag) .

Originally posted by PutAQuarterIn
Strangely enough there is an instructable on this. Though I'm not going to lie...I only skimmed through it and there is tin foil involved (which ATS has taught me is a red flag) .

I saw that article but it seems to focus more on the sticker types and discusses implants in people but not any means of detection. As far as building a device, if it is possible any instructions would be great. Also I am hoping this does not become a trend that people go out and get implants.

Okay, I'll be the guy to ask: What makes you think the friend's been chipped? What's the context? Does he have a suspected point of origin for the chip?

Originally posted by tigpoppa
I am pretty sure the implant my friend has is the same maybe as the kind put in pets.

Well then he should make friends with a vetranarian...

reply to post by RobertAntonWeishaupt


Story is person got implanted or supposedly but how can I tell if the person is implanted? Shouldnt they emit something maybe I could detect with a police scanner or something?

Originally posted by tigpoppa
reply to post by RobertAntonWeishaupt

 

Story is person got implanted or supposedly but how can I tell if the person is implanted? Shouldnt they emit something maybe I could detect with a police scanner or something?

RFID chips have no internal power, they are powered through electrical inductance that is provided by the reader device. I was serious about talking to a vetranarain, they could scan and find out if he really does have a RFID chip.

I.E... since they have no internal power source they do not emit any kind of signal until a RFID reader is passed directly over them. The best bet to find it without a reader would be X-ray/MRI/cat-scan, and a very minute chance that a metal detector could pick it up.

Originally posted by RobertAntonWeishaupt
Okay, I'll be the guy to ask: What makes you think the friend's been chipped? What's the context? Does he have a suspected point of origin for the chip?

He works at Wally World and just like all inventory,
employees have tracking chips.

reply to post by mileysubet


Active RFIDs do transmit. Here is a commercial one I found for $24.00 that transmits up to 40 meters.

Small Active RFID

reply to post by tigpoppa


Is your friend actually your or some other persons pet? Is it actually you?

If it's a person, why do they think so? Surely you were told something?

reply to post by Gmoneycricket


I'm sorry but who told you that nonsense? They may have a chip in clothing or uniforms they supply or in an ID.

Your friend trying to figure out how to do something at work without anyone knowing like sleep or smoke in the bathroom? I actually know someone who did that and got caught five times before they fired him.

Originally posted by Blaine91555
reply to post by Gmoneycricket

 

I'm sorry but who told you that nonsense? They may have a chip in clothing or uniforms they supply or in an ID.

Your friend trying to figure out how to do something at work without anyone knowing like sleep or smoke in the bathroom? I actually know someone who did that and got caught five times before they fired him.

Rumor is it all started with a magnet,
and if the magnet was not degaussed,
your were tracked right to the door.
Then they came up with why only track them to the door,
when we can follow them home and see what they have in their underwear drawer.