Has an agent or reader confirmed this by testing this on their Bluetooth device? Inquiring minds want to know!
-NW

Jim Stone, Freelance Journalist

Bluetooth and the vax

The story is that many people are noticing that the vaxxed are showing up on bluetooth. I spent some time looking into this recently and it looks like people might be onto something.

There are now numerous posts, well done posts, to social media where people have tested to see if the vaxxed really are showing up on bluetooth, and it seems to be the case. When they do, they show up as an "unidentified device" with a string of numbers for the device name. Some are showing up with several connections. I figured this had to be bogus so I tested it myself, out of range of the only person in the area that I know is vaxxed with Pfizer. All devices within range identified themselves. And it would make sense for them to identify themselves, because when people connect they have to know what they are looking for, RIGHT?

Mexico is not heavily vaxxed with MRNA vaxxes. Most of the people in Mexico who are vaxxed got CanSino or Sputnik. And when I scanned for connections, all of them identified themselves, there were no unknown devices.