Information is spreading that the American pharmaceutical company Pfizer has registered a patent for remote monitoring of vaccinated people. We decided to check if it is true.
The patent application was reportedly approved August 31, 2021. Operating principle of the system described like this: “Vaccinated people are now connected to the Internet... through quantum communication of pulsating microwave frequencies of 2.4 GHz or higher from cell towers and satellites directly to the graphene oxide contained in the fatty tissue of all people who receive the vaccine.” Also mentioned, that all vaccinated people become “owners of a rare biorobot passport and belong to Pfizer. She will now resolve all your legal issues for you.” Information such a patent is actively distributed to various websites, V blogs, messengers and social networks.
Patent application dated August 31, 2021 valid exists. It has two applicant authors: Gal Ehrlich and Maire Fenster. There is plenty of information about both of them on the internet. So, Gal Ehrlich, a graduate of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Tel Aviv University Faculty of Law, holds a PhD in genetic engineering. In 1995, he founded Ehrlich & Fenster, an intellectual property law firm. Since 2017, he has headed Ehrlich, Neubauer and Melzer (EN&M), a company specializing in technological solutions for intellectual property in the high-tech sector. His colleague Maire Fenster He also graduated from the Hebrew University, and completed his master's degree in Bar-Ilan. At Ehrlich & Fenster he heads the medical devices department. Neither Ehrlich nor Fenster has ever worked for Pfizer and has no connection with the coronavirus vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech.
IN description there is no mention of a patent or microwave frequencies, nor towers cellular communications, no oxide graphene. However, with all these phenomena connected various conspiracy theories theories that were previously discussed We and ours Colleagues. The patent also does not stipulate any provision of biorobot passports to vaccinated people, nor does it state that vaccinated people now belong to the pharmaceutical company Pfizer (which in itself would be extremely strange, since the authors of the patent have nothing to do with it).
If you carefully read the patent application, it becomes clear that Israeli scientists are not proposing to monitor vaccinated people. Portable wearable devices record information about a person’s health status (chronic diseases, past infections, allergies), analyze the specifics of their work (for example, doctors and nurses, social workers, firefighters, police officers are included in a separate category) and take into account the presence of pregnancy or childhood. The algorithm, receiving data on the frequency of contacts with other people, calculates the individual risk of contracting an infectious disease, assumes the severity of the disease and provides recommendations for vaccination or other preventive actions. The applicants believe that such a system will make it possible to predict outbreaks of infections, localize them or even prevent them. In the context of a pandemic and a limited number of vaccines, the system, according to their plan, will also make it possible to identify priority groups for vaccination.
Next, the authors describe potential scenarios for the algorithm. The application does not talk about any implantable chip, since the algorithm is recorded on some portable device (this is not specified in the patent, but one can assume that it could be, for example, a fitness bracelet or smart watch). It is worth mentioning separately that the proposed algorithm assumes the anonymity of participants. It is also worth noting that contact tracing applications to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus infection exist for the iOS and Android platforms, they are used in Australia, China, Colombia, Iceland, Israel, Norway, Singapore and a number of other countries.
Thus, in the communication about the patent there is not a single truthful statement, except perhaps the date of its issue. It does not belong to Pfizer and does not aim to track the contacts of vaccinated people, much less turn them into biorobots.
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