Not to promote insurgent behavior, but a well placed frequency 'bomb' could easily sanitize an entire section of Wal-Mart at one time. Essentially that's all that happens at the register when they swipe your purchase over the electromagnet... These devices are very sensitive to overload. I would be very surprised if clothing tags survive a single washer/drier cycle.
Now.... A whole bunch of fun is getting some live tags and planting them on a friend/sibling so that they trip the inventory alarm when they try and leave Home Depot. 8^) The enjoyment is limited though because employee apathy produces a lackluster or non-existent response to the alarm. That is probably the saving grace of technology invasions like this. No matter how smart and well thought out the inventory tracking system, it still relies heavily on the human element to follow through on it. And to be frank... The kids today are so disconnected/insulated from cause and effect relationships that they really don't care if the store is getting ripped off or not. That said, my privacy is guaranteed from everyone but the most interested in violating it. Any of those motivated few don't need an electronic tag to get or do what they want. -john -----Original Message----- From: thomas malloy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, October 09, 2005 8:23 PM To: [email protected] Subject: spy chip vapper Vortexians; I've heard several people interviewed on C to C AM about this matter. The answer isn't to protest, see http://www.spychips.com/ , IMHO, there should be a way to expose these things to the right frequency pulse and fry them. There should be a good market for these zappers among the Black Helicopter crowd.
