Micro Magnetic Retrieval System + Push Lock
They invented WiFi. They invented Bluetooth. They invented NFC. Nobody invented Magnetic Retrieval. No radio. No power. No trace. Just magnets. Just data. Just yours. — And a push-lock with an iron reset pin that survives an EMP.
Data encoded as magnetic domain patterns on micro ferromagnetic substrate. Think: hard drive platter shrunk to grain-of-rice size.
Micro magnetic substrate embedded inside rice paper candy shell. No electrical contacts. No pins. Just magnetic domains holding data.
Wave phone near candy. Magnetometer sensor reads magnetic domains THROUGH the shell. No unwrapping. No contact. Instant transfer.
Security mode: eat the candy. Magnetic substrate dissolves in stomach. Data gone forever. Two modes: READ or DESTROY.
Every smartphone already has a magnetometer sensor built in — it powers the compass app. Patent LIX repurposes that existing sensor as a data reader. No new hardware. No new chip. No new anything.
"No radio. No power. No trace. The data transfer method the entire industry missed." — MOGEL Patents LVIII–LXI · David Earl Keniston