The big switch--from barcodes to RFID

in fact I think California needs your education on this: as their lawmakers are proposing a ban on this RFID from being
embedded in any form of personal ID because they simply seem
to be ignorant of it's non threatening ability to transmit personal
data across the various networks of passive readers, bluetooth,
cellular, GPS and other wireless technologies which may be
employed across the board to enslave er, I mean allow
convenient automatic realtime 24/7 surveillance and tracking.

Please enlighten them as they have these fears of lost privacy &
freedom which is so absurd!; Posted by: BillyB40 Posted on: 06/01/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Not exactly "talking" barcodes joshdcohen@... | 06/02/05

RFID Generation 2 robert.jones | 06/07/05

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