Target is slowly joining Walmart on RFIDs. This is great. Keep going. Unfortunately, misguided privacy activists want stores to destroy the tags as you leave the store. RFIDs could be a very powerful way for people to track the goods that they buy. For example: it would be great for insurance purposes (have you ever tried to catelogue your household items before a move?). In this case, the benefits far outweigh any negative privacy issues. [John Robb’s Weblog]
a multi-tasked stream of consciousness or perhaps just emails to myself
are you insane?IT is my right if i dont want you or the sotres or the government keeping track of me thats my decision and my RIGHT!.Next you will be saying we should all be implanted with them since the benefits definately out weigh any negative privacy issues.
are you insane?IT is my right if i dont want you or the sotres or the government keeping track of me thats my decision and my RIGHT!.Next you will be saying we should all be implanted with them since the benefits definately out weigh any negative privacy issues.