Comments on: How to Disable an RFID Tag with your Cellphone http://www.invokemedia.com/how-to-disable-an-rfid-tag-with-your-cellphone-2/ Hungry? Here's some food for thought. Sat, 28 Jan 2012 05:15:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Saweeetie52 http://www.invokemedia.com/how-to-disable-an-rfid-tag-with-your-cellphone-2/comment-page-1/#comment-32165 Saweeetie52 Thu, 01 Oct 2009 04:39:04 +0000 http://www.invokemedia.com/how-to-disable-an-rfid-tag-with-your-cellphone-2.html#comment-32165 I heard that if you trigger an old Genie garage door opener, that it will interfere with a cell phone. I'm going to get up and go in the kitchen and try it right now. Be right back. Well, that didn't work. My husband and I were in the kitchen on our cell phones and triggered our opener. The cell phones didn't shut off, but the garage door did open. LOL Sorry. LOL Did you hear the latest? The theory is that they are using the H1N1 vaccine to inject us all with RFIDS (radio frequency identification devices). YIKES! It's just a theory, get your shots. Still, you never really expect stuff like this to even be conceived of. It just seems like science fiction, hard to believe, but you have to be constantly diligent. Thanks for the microwave tip. Never thought to do that, but certainly will in the future. I heard that if you trigger an old Genie garage door opener, that it will interfere with a cell phone. I’m going to get up and go in the kitchen and try it right now. Be right back. Well, that didn’t work. My husband and I were in the kitchen on our cell phones and triggered our opener. The cell phones didn’t shut off, but the garage door did open. LOL Sorry. LOL
Did you hear the latest? The theory is that they are using the H1N1 vaccine to inject us all with RFIDS (radio frequency identification devices). YIKES! It’s just a theory, get your shots. Still, you never really expect stuff like this to even be conceived of. It just seems like science fiction, hard to believe, but you have to be constantly diligent. Thanks for the microwave tip. Never thought to do that, but certainly will in the future.

]]> By: chiboy http://www.invokemedia.com/how-to-disable-an-rfid-tag-with-your-cellphone-2/comment-page-1/#comment-26902 chiboy Sun, 07 Jun 2009 01:04:45 +0000 http://www.invokemedia.com/how-to-disable-an-rfid-tag-with-your-cellphone-2.html#comment-26902 What I want to know is, is it possible to permanently disable a cell phone remotely? It would be sweet to disable a person's phone when they 're driving recklessly while talking on their phone. What I want to know is, is it possible to permanently disable a cell phone remotely? It would be sweet to disable a person’s phone when they
‘re driving recklessly while talking on their phone.

]]> By: Mike http://www.invokemedia.com/how-to-disable-an-rfid-tag-with-your-cellphone-2/comment-page-1/#comment-25123 Mike Sun, 12 Apr 2009 17:56:16 +0000 http://www.invokemedia.com/how-to-disable-an-rfid-tag-with-your-cellphone-2.html#comment-25123 Wayne did you ever figure out a good way to do it? I have an older model rimage that they no longer even support. That means I can't get their cartridges anymore. The HP ones are available but of course I can't get them to validate. How do I know where it receives the signal? Wayne did you ever figure out a good way to do it? I have an older model rimage that they no longer even support. That means I can’t get their cartridges anymore. The HP ones are available but of course I can’t get them to validate. How do I know where it receives the signal?

]]> By: Fixx http://www.invokemedia.com/how-to-disable-an-rfid-tag-with-your-cellphone-2/comment-page-1/#comment-24640 Fixx Fri, 03 Apr 2009 04:24:56 +0000 http://www.invokemedia.com/how-to-disable-an-rfid-tag-with-your-cellphone-2.html#comment-24640 WRT the ink cartridge issue: If you were to buy an expensive cartridge, use it up, remove the ID circuit(look for the electrical contacts on the cartridge), then wire it into printer's circuit permanently - you should be able to use the cheaper cartridges from then on. Keep in mind that some of the contacts on the cartridge will be for ink level readings. You will want to keep this part of your printers circuitry intact and only bypass the ID portion. A much easier, safer, and even cheaper way would be to refill the rip-off cartridges with a refill kit. All printer manufacturers are ripping us all off with the price of ink. The cost of manufacturing ink is extremely low. WRT the ink cartridge issue: If you were to buy an expensive cartridge, use it up, remove the ID circuit(look for the electrical contacts on the cartridge), then wire it into printer’s circuit permanently – you should be able to use the cheaper cartridges from then on. Keep in mind that some of the contacts on the cartridge will be for ink level readings. You will want to keep this part of your printers circuitry intact and only bypass the ID portion. A much easier, safer, and even cheaper way would be to refill the rip-off cartridges with a refill kit. All printer manufacturers are ripping us all off with the price of ink. The cost of manufacturing ink is extremely low.

]]> By: kp http://www.invokemedia.com/how-to-disable-an-rfid-tag-with-your-cellphone-2/comment-page-1/#comment-23112 kp Tue, 10 Feb 2009 13:01:26 +0000 http://www.invokemedia.com/how-to-disable-an-rfid-tag-with-your-cellphone-2.html#comment-23112 I place all my new clothes an shoes in the micowave. be carefull not to burn a hole in the fabric as the rfid gets really hot. Worked with my passport too. why in Gods name does someone need to know who I am from 30 feet away. If you want to know who I am just ask. I place all my new clothes an shoes in the micowave.
be carefull not to burn a hole in the fabric as the rfid gets really hot.

Worked with my passport too.

why in Gods name does someone need to know who I am from 30 feet away.

If you want to know who I am just ask.

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