Comments on: FCC says you can’t use that wireless mic any more http://qbit.cc/fcc-says-you-cant-use-that-wireless-mic-any-more/ Wed, 18 Apr 2012 17:34:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: qbit http://qbit.cc/fcc-says-you-cant-use-that-wireless-mic-any-more/comment-page-1/#comment-80 qbit Thu, 21 Jan 2010 16:07:54 +0000 http://qbit.cc/?p=1265#comment-80 I reposted the dprogram/AFP article about the 700mhz band being used for RFID. Very ominous twist to an already disturbing story. Thanks Random for the tip. http://qbit.cc/ex-ibm-employee-reveals-tv-abandoned-analog-band-to-make-room-for-rfid/ I reposted the dprogram/AFP article about the 700mhz band being used for RFID. Very ominous twist to an already disturbing story. Thanks Random for the tip.
http://qbit.cc/ex-ibm-employee-reveals-tv-abandoned-analog-band-to-make-room-for-rfid/

]]> By: Tilvegr http://qbit.cc/fcc-says-you-cant-use-that-wireless-mic-any-more/comment-page-1/#comment-79 Tilvegr Wed, 20 Jan 2010 18:01:57 +0000 http://qbit.cc/?p=1265#comment-79 That is major bull sh*t if they think I'm throwing away my mics f**k them That is major bull sh*t if they think I’m throwing away my mics f**k them

]]> By: qbit http://qbit.cc/fcc-says-you-cant-use-that-wireless-mic-any-more/comment-page-1/#comment-78 qbit Wed, 20 Jan 2010 17:55:04 +0000 http://qbit.cc/?p=1265#comment-78 Is it just me or does this IBM pill graphic look suspiciously like a swastika? <img src="http://www-07.ibm.com/innovation/au/smarterplanet/opinion/images/Healthcare_icon_265x260.jpg" alt="band-aid swastika" /> "our health systems can automatically capture accurate, real-time information." Yes IBM has a long history of tracking people, for example in nazi death camps. Thanks for the dprogram link. I may repost this one later... Is it just me or does this IBM pill graphic look suspiciously like a swastika?
band-aid swastika
“our health systems can automatically capture accurate, real-time information.”
Yes IBM has a long history of tracking people, for example in nazi death camps.

Thanks for the dprogram link. I may repost this one later…

]]> By: random http://qbit.cc/fcc-says-you-cant-use-that-wireless-mic-any-more/comment-page-1/#comment-77 random Wed, 20 Jan 2010 05:13:52 +0000 http://qbit.cc/?p=1265#comment-77 @qbit. That is true but the physical infrastructure for these frequencies already exist under the guise of TV station hardware etc... Also Google actually come out a few years ago and stated that they had been "researching" passing "the internet" across this bandwidth because it was to become "empty" and unused. They made a quite detailed video of it and suggested it was a great way to get the internet into every house hold through their existing TV aerial by using this medium and existing frequencies. (basically free internet.) But that idea quickly disappeared and now we have Google working on Google Health, along with partnering with IBM to develop a platform for the next level in health care technology and it's all about RFID chips and "smarter healthcare" "smarter healthcare" care of IBM marketing. http://www-07.ibm.com/innovation/au/smarterplanet/opinion/opinion_healthcare.html An ex-IBM employee has also blown the whistle on the subject. http://dprogram.net/2009/07/12/ex-ibm-employee-reveals-tv-abandoned-analog-band-to-make-room-for-rfid-chips/ @qbit.

That is true but the physical infrastructure for these frequencies already exist under the guise of TV station hardware etc…

Also Google actually come out a few years ago and stated that they had been “researching” passing “the internet” across this bandwidth because it was to become “empty” and unused. They made a quite detailed video of it and suggested it was a great way to get the internet into every house hold through their existing TV aerial by using this medium and existing frequencies. (basically free internet.) But that idea quickly disappeared and now we have Google working on Google Health, along with partnering with IBM to develop a platform for the next level in health care technology and it’s all about RFID chips and “smarter healthcare”

“smarter healthcare” care of IBM marketing.
http://www-07.ibm.com/innovation/au/smarterplanet/opinion/opinion_healthcare.html

An ex-IBM employee has also blown the whistle on the subject.
http://dprogram.net/2009/07/12/ex-ibm-employee-reveals-tv-abandoned-analog-band-to-make-room-for-rfid-chips/

]]> By: qbit http://qbit.cc/fcc-says-you-cant-use-that-wireless-mic-any-more/comment-page-1/#comment-76 qbit Tue, 19 Jan 2010 23:56:34 +0000 http://qbit.cc/?p=1265#comment-76 Interesting thought. http://www.rfid-handbook.de/rfid/frequencies.html A lot of existing rfid technology does seem to use frequences around 7-800 mhz. However RFID systems can be tuned to use other frequences, not just 700mhz band. I imagine someday satellite RFID tracking systems will be implemented on a global scale, if they haven't already been. Interesting thought. http://www.rfid-handbook.de/rfid/frequencies.html A lot of existing rfid technology does seem to use frequences around 7-800 mhz. However RFID systems can be tuned to use other frequences, not just 700mhz band. I imagine someday satellite RFID tracking systems will be implemented on a global scale, if they haven’t already been.

]]> By: random http://qbit.cc/fcc-says-you-cant-use-that-wireless-mic-any-more/comment-page-1/#comment-75 random Tue, 19 Jan 2010 22:26:16 +0000 http://qbit.cc/?p=1265#comment-75 Ask Google and IBM about this. They're the ones building the infrastructure for this new industry, starting with the health sector. The medium to transfer data into this infrastructure will be through the use of RFID and this signal. With the data being sent, they want to make sure that nothing interferes with the data so as to maintain data integrity into the "databases". Ask Google and IBM about this. They’re the ones building the infrastructure for this new industry, starting with the health sector. The medium to transfer data into this infrastructure will be through the use of RFID and this signal. With the data being sent, they want to make sure that nothing interferes with the data so as to maintain data integrity into the “databases”.

]]> By: random http://qbit.cc/fcc-says-you-cant-use-that-wireless-mic-any-more/comment-page-1/#comment-74 random Tue, 19 Jan 2010 22:18:37 +0000 http://qbit.cc/?p=1265#comment-74 "Used by law enforcement and emergency services" is a cover story. It is because analogue signals interfere with RFID chips broadcasts. “Used by law enforcement and emergency services” is a cover story. It is because analogue signals interfere with RFID chips broadcasts.

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