RFID started and locked car.

Short video of Ben from Bens Car Audio demonstrating his RFID unlocked/started car and it's intergration with his implanted chip. Awesome!

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Howto & Style

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• RFID
• tagging
• car
• automation

[ministeroffire1970]

No, the technology your talking about is called "the mark of the beast", and anyone that gets "chipped" will not only lose their liberty ,but infinitely worse than that , they will lose their very soul to an eternal hell. People, wake up. Don't fall for these lies. This is that which was foretold in the Book of Revelations.

[KaiLoi69]

@ministeroffire1970 They said the same things about bar codes back when they came out. Then credit cards when they came out. They were wrong then and you're wrong now. :) I'm also willing to bet you'll be wrong about the next thing too. I'm betting it will be cellphones when they bring out the "pay via your cellphone" technology next year. :)

[geoh7777]

Is it really a question of who is wrong and who is right? Would you have guessed ten years ago that you would have had to submit to an invasive search of your person in order to take a domestic flight, simply because the govt let a few psycho terrorists into the country?

[KaiLoi69]

@geoh7777 Well, maybe in youuuuur country. ;) But certainly not in mine. Some of us didn't go nutso after Sept 11. ;)

[JoshW9420]

This guy is a FUCKING IDIOT! Yes lets promote RFID and eventually turn all Americans into slaves once RFID is policy and is law for ALL Americans to be implanted. It's already in our passports. Americans (my people) are SO idiotic and uniformed. "Individuals who give up freedom for security deserve neither." -Benjamin Franklin

Americans deserve to be turned into slaves. But there are some of us who are actually educated and keep ourselves informed to whats REALLY going on.

[arjunus]

In the past the steal your car only.

Now the cut off your hand also !!!!

Brrrrrr. Nice new system...

[KaiLoi69]

@geoh7777 I'm pretty sure I posted this video over 4 years ago now and we still haven't devolved into a mandatory RFID tracking state since then. And most of the people posting here said "A few years away". How long does it have to be before you're all wrong?

[geoh7777]

@KaiLoi69 Many of the concentration camp inmates during WWII were the non-paranoid ones. The paranoid ones left Germany, when they saw the weirdness starting, and survived. Paranoia mixed with a knowledge of history and the excesses of the powermad is not a bad thing. I reminded one govt official that a certain govt program was begun decades earlier on the basis of certain govt promises which were being abrogated, and his reply was, I didn't make those promises. Just a "mild" example.

[CurtissJohnston]

why would the government want to track me lol ... i'm not that special ... i'd be proud to be tracked it wouldn't make sense if everyone was 'house bound' who would be there to stop you leaving your house ? .... personally i think they're a good idea you could have everything literally in the palm of your hand no need for your license, passport, student i.d or even a bank card one day it'll all be there ..... plus i would love someone to be able to find me if i'm dead in a ditch or missing ??

[supared25]

I think it is a good job except for one thing. What if you didn't want to start your car. What if you just wanted to grab something out of it. You have to cause it to start to get inside. I would have made a push button on the inside that is enabled when at the same time your rfid unlocks the doors.

[KaiLoi69]

@NBABALLER88 Ok, now, which government? Because I'm 99% sure I don't live in your country. Don't you think you're just a _little_ paranoid?

[NBABALLER88]

@KaiLoi69 By the goverment.