By Jo Best
Published: Friday 24 September 2004
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Name
m.reigel
Location
wny
Occupation
consumer products transportation engineer
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Mr/Mrs/Ms Anonymous... you miss the intention of RFID. It isn't meant to track *you*, it is meant to track *what you buy*. This will be easy to do, now that we are becoming a cashless society. Hardly anyone uses cash anymore... just whip out the credit card. Or, if you aren't priveleged enough to score well enough for a credit card, fear on... your keepers have arranged the debit card for you. Now, when you check out at the store, your purchases are linked to your card, and on to you.
If Abercrombie, Calvin, P&G, or any other retailer...
Raymond Rose
Mr. Rose and his friends should do more research o...
Anonymous
am i the only one that notices that people who are...
rob brooks
Mr/Mrs/Ms Anonymous... you miss the intention of R...
m.reigel
You are being ignorant. RFID tagging will help low...
Jason
Jason: That is utter nonsense and you know it. ...
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