Overcoming the challenges of RFID

I see you are incredibly naive: "Many said this about the internet, too, didn't they?"

No, many did NOT say this. I have no idea where you got this from.

"Privacy is an important issue, but it's *already* being dealt with, and effectively."

Yeah, it's being dealt away. Have you been under a rock lately. The day it was announced (not when they actually caught him) that Saddam was captured, the Bush administration surreptitiously signed into law the right of FBI agents to pore through Americans' financial records, regardless of whether it was related to an investigation into criminal activity or terrorism:

http://www.wired.com/news/privacy/0,1848,61792,OO.html?tw=wn_tophead_1

"ever been thrilled to slice right through the toll traffic with SpeedPass?"

Well, your "speedpass" does not broadcast your location to the federal government and big corporations, does it? I wonder how excited you'd be about this "benefit" if a federal agant randomly called your cell phone while you were driving and told you exactly what street you were driving on. And if you say that you're not a criminal so it wouldn't matter, then you're another meek j*rkoff that is ruining the freedoms of everyone else..; Posted by: Bobby Sskcat Posted on: 02/26/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Value to customers? Yes. mpalmer@... | 02/26/04

how intelligent Joe Blow_z | 02/27/04

Come out from fantasyland Bobby Sskcat | 02/27/04

yes but V Sanders | 02/28/04

speed pass is fine JWatson77 | 03/07/04

rfid would help best buy V Sanders | 02/28/04

Exactly. mpalmer@... | 04/30/04

Not in my opinion mpalmer@... | 04/30/04

This is a good discussion... mpalmer@... | 04/30/04

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