A viral video in which a man allegedly demonstrates Bluetooth capabilitiesafter receiving AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine has turned out to be fake.The COVID-19 vaccine developed by AstraZeneca and Oxford University doesnot contain a Bluetooth chip.
In the video, an unidentified man is seen conversing with the personrecording the video about his experience after receiving AstraZeneca’sCOVID-19 vaccine.——————————
In the first part of the video, he says, “The only problem is thateverywhere I go, everything is trying to connect to me man, like Bluetoothconnect to me.”
He adds, “I get in the car, my car is trying to connect to me. I go home,my computer tries to connect. Like, my phone is trying to connect.”
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He then shows a notification on his mobile which shows a Bluetooth pairingrequest with a device called “AstraZeneca_ChAdOx1-S.”
In the second part, the man moves towards a television which immediatelyshows the message “connecting to AstraZeneca_ChAdOx1-S.”
