Privacy questions arise as RFID hits stores

Well, no kidding....: It's not like this hasn't been an issue from the very start.

The manufacturers of these privacy-robbing devices are hell-bent on shoving them down everyone's throat though, and the retailers have no regards for their customers privacy.

There needs to be a law demanding these devices are DESTROYED at checkout, with stiff fines if they are found to still be active after checkout.; Posted by: BitTwiddler Posted on: 10/01/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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What a Crock! markdoiron | 09/30/04

As long as it's on the box crystalattice@... | 09/30/04

Additional crystalattice@... | 09/30/04

except - proof of purchase V Sanders | 09/30/04

Well, no kidding.... BitTwiddler | 10/01/04

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