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There are many uses beyond government
As mentioned in another post, there are MANY good uses of RFID outside the government. How about tracking public health hazards like the spread of contanimated beef or defective tires? These benefits outweigh the fear of privacy.
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RFID is not for business but gov. Who cares about your business? Gov? (NT)  Vily Clay | 02/26/04
There are many uses beyond government  mpalmer@... | 02/26/04
And there are many uses for nuclear technology, but ? (NT)  Vily Clay | 02/26/04
RFID is of zero benefit to the consumer  Bobby Sskcat | 02/26/04
Value to customers? Yes.  mpalmer@... | 02/26/04
I see you are incredibly naive  Bobby Sskcat | 02/26/04
Privacy the Internet, and RFID.  mpalmer@... | 02/27/04
how intelligent  Joe Blow_z | 02/27/04
Come out from fantasyland  Bobby Sskcat | 02/27/04
yes but  V Sanders | 02/28/04
If you think RFID is innocent ? rent the movie ENEMY OF THE STATE.  Vily Clay | 02/28/04
speed pass is fine  JWatson77 | 03/07/04
rfid would help best buy  V Sanders | 02/28/04
Yes - reduction of stealing is a huge benefit  mpalmer@... | 04/30/04
How will this work in practice  steveheap | 04/06/04
Exactly.  mpalmer@... | 04/30/04
Isn't Trust the biggest issue?  steveheap | 04/14/04
Not in my opinion  mpalmer@... | 04/30/04
This is a good discussion...  mpalmer@... | 04/30/04

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