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The Knowledge of consumers is up to 35%. I've been hearing discussions about it in supermarket lineups while sitting in fast food joints. all over the place. The people know and care. I like RFID but i too am worried about the pirvacy issues. But less than most. This is because most passive RFID tags have a range of at most a few feet and the only information they carry is unique # that is useless without the database it's linked to. now I know that there are tags that can and do carry more information but they are mostly tags of the active varitiy and will not be used in item level tagging.
Posted by: thecherub   Posted on: 12/21/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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That's too bad.  Tim Patterson | 12/16/04
Hello Tim  wiskowst | 12/17/04
If you have to ask that question..  Jeff Spicoli | 12/17/04
Not the technology, it's implementation.  Tim Patterson | 12/17/04
Seriously..  Jeff Spicoli | 12/17/04
I wish it WOULD have...  BitTwiddler | 12/17/04
Whoever tried to thwart RFID's progress with...  Jeff Spicoli | 12/17/04
Glad none of you were around when they discoverd fire.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 12/17/04
Your "analogies" are pitiful  ExLax_in_the_BHind | 12/17/04
My advice...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 12/17/04
Great "Advice"  Jeff Spicoli | 12/17/04
Or better yet, profit off RFID  voska | 12/17/04
You bet...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 12/17/04
Good Idea, The .50 Caliber RFID Sniper Rifle  DigitalKid | 12/20/04
RFID Consumers News , The ZombieWire  Dillman | 12/17/04
I think yoiu are mistaken...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 12/17/04
no really  thecherub | 12/21/04
Good thing  rfidnexus | 12/19/04
Good thing  STEVE@... | 12/20/04

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