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RFID Tags in US Notes Explode in MicroWave ?

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Sun, 03/07/2004 - 19:15 — Christoph C. Cemper

Rumour and nice pictures like the one I use here show $20 bills that will 'pop' or 'explode' in certain microwaves. That was confirmed by some, negated by others…

What is confirmed is the public policy to embed US and European money with high tech tracking devices (RFID) as part of the hulking surveillance society.

Well, if you know how RFID tags work and on which concepts they are built, it is obvious that they burn the notes in the micro. Have you ever put some aluminium or other dishes with gold on it into the micro? Don't try that at home…

RFID Tags in New US Notes Explode When You Try to Microwave Them

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