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John,
All they would have to do is to be able to purchase RFID tags that they could then put on all their belongings and have a private networked inventory on there stuff from their home computer. Don't need the store RFID, you never know who is collecting the data from them. No matter the legislation, people, organizations or governments will abuse such a technology. Always happens, allways will.
We have to stand up for our rights as private citizens and not let corporations or governments take away our rights just to save a buck.

Louis
Posted by: Louis Ross Focke   Posted on: 02/25/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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You want to bet...........................  nite_w0lf | 02/24/04
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private RFID  Louis Ross Focke | 02/25/04
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remove RFID  Louis Ross Focke | 02/25/04
over reaction and under education  solutions_z | 02/25/04
over reation  Louis Ross Focke | 02/25/04
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More Hooey  klaburnerc | 03/03/04
why  V Sanders | 02/26/04
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but we want to be honest  L. Webber | 07/31/04

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