For all those that dont think they are chipped.

a reply to: TheRedneck

I know people who operate those scanners TheRedneck, or rather know of them, you might be surprised as to there capabilities, dodgy bastards that they are. LoL

As to RFID technology tinfoil will block the signal pal same with GPS if we are honest.

a reply to: andy06shake

Thing with retinal scans is they can often feel invasive to people in ways that say placing their hands against a mere surface scanner would not.

Good point. I would imagine that would be quite true.

Not to mention the eye scan requires pretty exact alignment. It's actually a minor skill to use them. Not generally a good thing when dealing with a public who more often than not can't manage to work a drinking straw without help.

I recently had an eye exam, and they used something quite similar (without the ID routine of course) in place of dilating my eyes. Essentially, it is a retinal imager that uses controlled lighting to dilate and then images the retina before the eye can adjust to the flash. It took me about a half-second to realize what they were doing, and a good five minutes of trial and error to still get some good shots. Most people wouldn't realize what the technology was supposed to do.

I personally liked it. I always hated trying to drive home with chemically dilated pupils.

TheRedneck

a reply to: andy06shake

As to RFID technology tinfoil will block the signal pal same with GPS if we are honest.

There is no signal to block with RFID.

TheRedneck

originally posted by: TheRedneck
I doubt it will ever take off.

The couple that I saw were combined with facial recognition but the FR itself was pretty damn accurate. It was all kind of spooky and amazing at the same time.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Hey, when I saw them on the wall at NASA I actually stopped dead in my tracks. Science fiction has done a damn good job of making FR and retinal scanning seem futuristic and mysterious.

I remember thinking to myself, "DAMN! I wonder what the hell they've got in THERE?"



TheRedneck

originally posted by: TheRedneck
I remember thinking to myself, "DAMN! I wonder what the hell they've got in THERE?"

Vaccines with microchips...

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus



You win the Internet today!

TheRedneck

a reply to: TheRedneck

Mate if the RFID transmitter cant draw power from the reader signal because its blocked via foil it cant transmit its pulse or ping.

And even if the chiplet has its own power source or battery allowing it to emit a signal its not going to be powerful enough to pass through aluminium foil or anything else that can block it.

You can block RFID signals TheRedneck if in doubt rap your card in foil and attempt any contactless transaction which will fail.

a reply to: andy06shake

TPTB have already demonstrated that they want more surveillance than just CCTV, and smartphones can be left at home or passed on to other people to carry. That’s exactly why the Aussie authorities are rolling out this respond to our call/contact within 5 minutes by sending a selfy to prove you are at home obeying lockdown.

They wanted to surveil us via our TVs and they do so but thankfully the manufacturers have been so bad at the software there are still millions without smart TVs. Once the surveillance is in or attached to our bodies they have 100% coverage.

There’ll eventually be chips that tap directly into our optical nerves and our hearing.

a reply to: merkins

There will eventually be a lot of things merkins.

The information age in which we exist is all that's required to track our everyday movements.

There is no true anonymity to be had, chipped or not I'm afraid.

And the kind of technology you are speculation about will require nanotechnology to facilitate its creation.

I imagine the singularity will have occurred before we are integrating such cybernetic/bio organic devices with our own bodies to be honest, by which time the world will be a complete and utter different place to exist.

Cant stop progress or change mate its in the post and the pace of such only ever going to increase.

a reply to: andy06shake

The reader has to be almost in contact with the chip to power it. It also can't be around another chip. If you have two cards together, it can't read those either. They'll interfere with each other.

And that's assuming you're going to be pressing up against a master criminal who managed to get his hands on the equipment. I recommend against that just in general.

Simple solution: keep two credit cards together in your wallet. You're safe and no tin foil required. Just watch out for small readers attached next to card readers. They are commonly on gas pumps. That's a million times more likely than someone scanning your cards from afar, and tin foil won't work if you expect to use the card.

TheRedneck

a reply to: andy06shake

I’d be amazed if such tech wasn’t already in use in test subjects in DUMBs somewhere, but you’re right.

I think the future of humanity is a hive mind with all the restrictions of freedom of thought that come with that. So much so that we’ll police ourselves to the point TPTB won’t waste a moments thought on the idea of us ever rebelling.

But if we could only take down the global central banking system we’d have a chance. For me the most significant moment in our collective enslavement was Dec. 23rd 1913. If the people knew and understood there’d be a revolution by morning.

originally posted by: TheRedneck
Someone walks by with an RFID scanner and reads your chip! What did they read? A number.

Just a number.

Maybe it was 000110101110011000110010101001101110001101.

Now what are they going to do with that number?

What will we do with the number? Nothing, we don't give a # about the number, only that it responded...and proved the presence of an RFID.

Which works for both powered and passive RFID systems.

But, since I never once mentioned powered, nor did I mention needing to know what the number meant, you can save the rest of the BS for the idiots.

Does my method detect the presence of an rfid? Yes.

I love that you made something up to rant about, than showed that my method works for detecting the physical presence of the actual chip.

originally posted by: peck420
Incorrect. I have absolute proof that a chip was implanted.

Wow, 'absolute proof'. I'm thinking your absolute proof is going to be anything but just like all the other times someone made that claim on this website.

a reply to: merkins

Nobody is really free merkins we are all part of the system and entered in to such when registered at birth.

Hence the national insurance and social security numbers we receive which allow us to be bought sold and traded just like another commodity.

There is no such thing as real freedom nor security, its an illusory notion at best just down to the fact that we are a social animal with all the compromises that entails.

I don't disagree with you as to the problems the world central banking system has brought about nor the level of control it has or the grasp on our short and curlies.

Taking down the system would require a paradigm shift humanity has yet to witness in all of recorded history.

And the thing about real change is that it requires sacrifice and blood in spades.

originally posted by: anonentity
For all those that think they are chipped, don't worry, you're not. For all those that think they are not chipped, don't worry, you're also not.

Fixed your title for you.

a reply to: peck420

So you know they have a chip implanted. Then what?

TheRedneck

a reply to: TheRedneck

Well if the chiplet is in your hand or wrist and that's rapped in foil or any other sort of EM Faraday cage affair that signal isn't passing such, in or out, at least that's my understanding.

See when your cards are scanned TheRedneck they don't do it from afar they do it standing right next to you in a queue, on a bus, or the tube, they might even be the person sitting behind the pay point.

End of the day your banks covered for any fraud that takes place and you will get your monies returned as long as there is no complicity involved.

The simple solution, or rather best thing you can do is always pay attention to what's happening and who is around you at all times, that don't mean you will always be able to stop things like that from happening, truth is its all factored into the equation.

a reply to: andy06shake

If I'm in England and I ask to get chipped what kind of sauce will I get?

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Pretty much Tomato, Brown, or Curry is my bet.

Stay away from they oven chips through there just not the real deal.