Have you done the bluetooth vaccination test?

So I read the post about Texas locations this morning.Downloaded a two BT test apps for my phone and went to work.

I was the first one there so got a base reading. There were 8 results from my office.

I know the V status of all staff members, so as they came to work I tested the BT signals.

On both applications I saw a huge increase in 'unknown' signals as people entered the workplace. It looked like the average BT per staff member was 3-5 BT devices.

I didnt have time to assess what devices each staff member had with them, so nothing conclusive.

On the way home tonight I travelled to an isolated location without people or devices and found no unknown BT signals.

I walked past a unit complex and there were 52 unknown devices.

I will complete some more tests next week and report back.


This is a mystery. What would be helpful is if there was an IOS app that identified BT devices within a radar type visual so I could ask people to remove their phone or 'personal' BT devices for clearer results.


Has anyone else completed this test?

Then a rather obvious location where there are people without a lot of paraphernalia on their person is at a nudist beach.

Could it be you're actually scanning their cell phone BT?

I understand that math is not everyone's strong point, but he said he got 3-5 per person. A watch and a phone is 2. How many bt devices do people carry around with them? What else besides a phone and watch?

People buy and carry with then something much better for that.

It also works further then 10ft

So I read the post about Texas locations this morning.Downloaded a two BT test apps for my phone and went to work.

I was the first one there so got a base reading. There were 8 results from my office.

I know the V status of all staff members, so as they came to work I tested the BT signals.

On both applications I saw a huge increase in 'unknown' signals as people entered the workplace. It looked like the average BT per staff member was 3-5 BT devices.

I didnt have time to assess what devices each staff member had with them, so nothing conclusive.

On the way home tonight I travelled to an isolated location without people or devices and found no unknown BT signals.

I walked past a unit complex and there were 52 unknown devices.

I will complete some more tests next week and report back.


This is a mystery. What would be helpful is if there was an IOS app that identified BT devices within a radar type visual so I could ask people to remove their phone or 'personal' BT devices for clearer results.


Has anyone else completed this test?

I can throw my cell/transponder in a pond or attach it to my dog's collar and sneak out the back door where there are no ring cameras.Tin foil hats anyone?

That’s a dumb test becuz everyone has a phone or anything else w Bluetooth in their pockets.

Why?

There are bluetooth devices everywhere and have been for years.

That’s a dumb test becuz everyone has a phone or anything else w Bluetooth in their pockets.

Waste of your time. Read up on how bluetooth works and feel ill informed. Try sticking a spoon to your forehead instead.

smart watches

Not just people, there are in unattended devices, cars, radios, TVs, speakers, location beacons, and even window mounted air conditioners and bathroom scales.

All of those devices have names.

Then a rather obvious location where there are people without a lot of paraphernalia on their person is at a nudist beach.

You should record the mac-addresses these "new" devices.

Then you could find out who manufactured the device by the prefix. i.e., If your scanner saw a mac-address of 00:06:66:A1:4F:2A.

You would discover the prefix of 00:06:66 has been awarded to Roving Networks.

Here's a good mac-address lookup tool; [link to coffer.com (secure)]

For more information; [link to security.stackexchange.com (secure)]

Inquiring minds would like to know...

Alright, anyone here.

What would be the point?

What would having people sending a Bluetooth signal do?

Is bloody silly as this idea is, I'll roll with it.

If anyone can give a single reason why?

Brain to computer interface.

Funny all the tards in denial that can’t think outside the box. Darwin will take care of them. I believe is the skeleton of the global tracking system so they know where every slave is at anytime.

Plus, so agents can execute people remotely.

OK - so I had the opportunity to test a double vaccinated person in isolation today without any devices and in a remote location.

There were two unknown bluetooth signals coming from the person detected in both of the ios apps I used. Totally unexplainable.


I will be able to do further isolated tests over the coming days, however, the reality is that if what I am finding is linked to the vaccines then this is going to cause a massive shitstorm.


I think next step is isolating the vaccine taken by individuals - we have three offerings here - Moderna, Pfizer or AstraZeneca

My money is on the Pfizer.


These are the apps I am using.

=LightBlue LE
=Bluetooth tracker - this one allows you to rename each device which makes them easier to track.


Please. report back here