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Just a question
Weren't there privacy questions about RFID in terms of someone being able to read the tags after someone left the store, etc? Don't these issues also come into play for the armed forces as well? I think it would be kind of an ugly thing if the enemy could track movement and somewhat gauge troop strength in terms of supplies. I certainly hope DoD has looked at that.
Posted by: sullivanjc   Posted on: 03/23/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Screw RFID; Give our soldiers good armor vests first!  johnsmith222 | 03/22/04
pathetic!  DarbyOhara | 03/23/04
Just a question  sullivanjc | 03/23/04
RFID Security  jcleveland@... | 03/23/04
Wal-Mart is investing to  Hamburger Engineer | 03/23/04
yep -their promise to stop  JWatson77 | 03/24/04
re: Wal-Mart  cammobus@... | 03/25/04
re: Wal-Mart  cammobus@... | 03/25/04
NO more Wal-Mart  e_z | 03/28/04
This is not about RFID but Department of Defense (DoD) personal business.  Vily Clay | 03/23/04
George Bush  sullivanjc | 03/25/04
DOD ??Personal?? Business  daugette@... | 03/25/04
someone can easily get that close to a home on christmas  JWatson77 | 03/23/04
RFID Drawbacks?  rxtxau | 03/25/04
RFID  Dr_Zinj | 03/25/04
Security risk  yachtalegria | 03/25/04
Data Security Not an Issue?  rxtxau | 03/25/04

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