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Doctor use Bluetooth applications to detect MAC address network signals in people “vaccinated” for covid

February 01, 2022 -

Using various Bluetooth applications, Dr. Luis Miguel de Benito identified MAC addresses emanating from the bodies of people who took the jabs, suggesting that they now contain hidden microchips or transmitters that could be linked to a futuristic "Mark of the Beast."

Keep in mind that on Jan. 10, 2016, World Economic Forum (WEF) founder Klaus Schwab told the world that within the next 10 years, "first we will wear them in our clothes, and then we could imagine ...

Do you know that bluetooth earpieces can increase your risk of dizziness, depression, and more?

January 30, 2019 -

Various studies have established links between the heavy use of Bluetooth devices and the development of tumors in the brain. Other side effects of excessive exposure include anxiety, defects in newborn children, depression, and problems with sleep.

These health problems can be traced to the electromagnetic emissions of Bluetooth devices. The radiofrequency (RF) of these radiation is the same as the energy used by a microwave oven to heat food.

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Hundreds of scientists issue joint warning about cancer-causing effects of WiFi, Bluetooth and wireless communications

March 24, 2019 -

The established health effects of the non-ionizing electromagnetic fields (EMFs) dispensed by these devices also include increased electrosensitivity, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), immune system disorders, infertility, asthma and neurological disorders – and that’s with older, less damaging 2G, 3G and 4G technology.

Experts are incredibly worried about the effects of 5G, which is already being rolled out in several U.S. cities and is scheduled to be ...

STUPID TECH on parade as company releases bluetooth-connected salt shaker controlled by Amazon Alexa… is this really necessary?

May 26, 2017 -

Herb & Body’s aim as a company is “to make ordinary life more fun, easier and healthier.” To that end, they firmly believe that their new creation – a salt shaker called the Smalt – does all those things by incorporating a Bluetooth-connected speaker and mood lighting to reduce stress, and by means of an app which will monitor your salt intake.

The app will also interface with Amazon’s Alexa, and users will be able to ask “her” to get the salt shaking without any ...

Apple, Google teaming up to better track your movements under the claim of providing you more ‘security’

May 05, 2023 -

According to the Washington Times, the tech behemoths "are working to develop new alerts of unwanted tracking to warn people when someone is spying on their movements through Bluetooth location-tracking products." The outlet added: "Bluetooth location-tracking tools help people find lost luggage, keys or other items but they can be misused by stalkers or others to inappropriately surveil your whereabouts."

On Tuesday, Apple announced that it had collaborated ...

Scooter riders beware – Hackers can remotely accelerate or brake popular electric models

May 31, 2019 -

Zimperium found the flaw in the scooter’s Bluetooth module. Because the scooter was designed to allow users to remotely lock it on the Bluetooth app, the scooter is ultimately vulnerable to outside hacks, including remote control interference that can stop the scooters mid-ride. Zimperium demonstrated the hack by targeting random Xiaomi M365s on the street. The security experts were able to control the scooters up to 328 feet away, sending commands to the scooter ...

Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccines contain nanotechnology to track people, scientists say

February 08, 2022 -

The SGT Report channel on Brighteon.com shared a video of Hope and Tivon from Fix the World Project Morocco discussing the technology in the Pfizer vaccines. The video showed small, basic shapes of rectangles, squares and circles that are floating within the company's vaccine samples, which were found to form more complex structures when put in a car and exposed to heat.

Ricardo Delgado of La Quita Columna previously mentioned that there's graphene oxide in Pfizer's ...

EMF exposure linked to brain damage and behavioral disorders in children

August 15, 2025 -

As wireless technology becomes increasingly ubiquitous, a growing body of research suggests that electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation from everyday devices like smartphones, Wi-Fi routers, and 5G towers may be contributing to alarming rates of neurological and behavioral disorders in children. Experts warn that prolonged exposure to these invisible frequencies could have devastating effects on developing brains, with studies linking EMFs to ADHD, anxiety, ...

Jack Dorsey’s Bitchat pioneers peer-to-peer messaging beyond the internet

July 12, 2025 -

In July, Block CEO Jack Dorsey unveiled Bitchat, a groundbreaking messaging app designed to operate entirely offline through Bluetooth mesh networking. The free, encrypted platform eliminates reliance on internet infrastructure, marking a radical departure from mainstream services like WhatsApp or Signal. By enabling peer-to-peer (P2P) communication within 30-meter ranges and beyond via relay devices, Bitchat aims to empower users in disaster zones, ...

Google sued over coronavirus contact tracing apps that may expose users to data breach

April 30, 2021 -

Plaintiffs Jonathan Diaz and Lewis Bornmann filed the class-action lawsuit on April 27, Tuesday, in California federal court. The pair argued that Google's implementation of the technology, which is known as the Google-Apple Exposure Notifications (GAEN) system, violated the California Confidentiality of Medical Information Act, as well as the state's common law and constitutional privacy rights.

The two tech giants rolled out the system last year to assist public health ...

Swiss after-school care center to put TRACKERS on students

June 10, 2024 -

Beginning June 10, the Letten after-school care center will require third- and fourth-graders to wear magnetic wristbands with Bluetooth technology, which allows childcare staff to track their location and receive alerts if a child leaves the premises without permission during care hours.

The initial test phase will last until the end of summer, with plans to extend the trial to all classes between the summer and fall vacations. Following this period, the project ...

Google surreptitiously installs COVID-19 exposure notification app in Android phones without telling users

June 24, 2021 -

"We have been working with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health to allow users to activate the Exposure Notifications System directly from their Android phone settings," the tech giant said in a statement.

The app, called MassNotify, was launched in Massachusetts on June 15. Since then, a number of Android phone users in the state reported that the app had been automatically installed on their phones without warning or consent.

But Google noted that the ...

Amazon’s US customers have until today to opt out of Amazon Sidewalk, or Amazon will start sharing your bandwidth with nearby devices in other people’s homes

June 08, 2021 -

Amazon Sidewalk is part of the company's plan to supposedly fix connection problems for its smart home devices. When it rolls out on June 8, it will use these devices as a springboard to build city-wide mesh networks that help simplify the process of setting up new devices. By doing so, it will effectively keep the devices online even if they're out of range of home wifi, as well as extend the range of tracking devices such as those made by Tile.

"Amazon Sidewalk is a shared ...

The global trace-and-track regime

April 02, 2021 -

(Article by Michelle Malkin republished from WND.com)

In March 2020, Singapore unleashed a Bluetooth app called "TraceTogether" on Google Play and the Apple Store to track people who tested positive for coronavirus and notify others through their cellphones. For those who argue that participation is completely "voluntary," bear in mind that Singapore functions as a high-tech dictatorship where refusal to comply with stay-at-home orders and refusal to share GPS ...

EMFs linked to MASSIVE decline in global health

July 30, 2019 -

First, many people will argue that the sun naturally emits some EMFs, but our exposure to artificial EMFs has reached unprecedented heights. Low-frequency EMF radiation, which encompasses that given off by smart meters, cell phones, Bluetooth, power lines, MRIs, and microwaves, has been listed as a class 2B probable carcinogen by the International Agency for Research on Cancer – right alongside indisputable dangers like lead and DDT.

It’s not just cancer that we ...

Decades of ignored warnings: How U.S. regulators failed to act on wireless radiation linked to 23 chronic diseases

February 19, 2025 -

Key Points

• A 1971 U.S. Navy study reviewed 2,311 scientific studies and identified 132 biological effects and 23 chronic diseases linked to wireless radiation.

• Despite these findings, U.S. regulators, including the FCC, have failed to update exposure limits since 1996, leaving the public vulnerable.

• Between 1990 and 2015, 23 chronic diseases predicted by the Navy study surged, with cases reaching 549 million and adding an estimated $2 trillion in ...

These common household appliances are irradiating you with EMFs – here’s how you can protect yourself

August 29, 2023 -

Everything from "smart" meters, watches, and appliances to wireless routers to LED light bulbs are polluting our living spaces with shockingly high levels of electromagnetic frequencies (EMF), which damage human cells and destroy human health.

"Everything is 'smart' now," writes Marina Zhang for The Epoch Times. "Not many people still wear an old-fashioned wristwatch."

"Wireless and smart devices connect to mobile networks and the internet by emitting invisible ...

Deployment of Australia’s coronavirus contact-tracing app spoiled by bugs, privacy concerns

May 31, 2020 -

Launched on April 26, the COVIDSafe app was developed based on source code from Singapore’s TraceTogether app. The latter was one of the first contact-tracing apps produced in the current pandemic. Government officials have appealed to the public to download the app in an effort to minimize the impact of budget deficits and the country’s first economic recession in a generation. (Related: Coronavirus to cause Australia’s unemployment to soar to 10 percent by June.)

In trying ...

COVID tracking apps have eerie echoes of Chinese surveillance system

April 02, 2021 -

(Article by Aaron Sibarium republished from FreeBeacon.com)

A PowerPoint produced by the school suggests scaling up the university's intrusive contact tracing system for use across the United States. Its file name, "2020-12-14 Shield Biden Covid Team," indicates that it was presented to the Biden team in December, amid an ongoing search for solutions to a seemingly insoluble problem: how to stop the virus without stopping the economy? The presentation proffered an answer....