You people sound way to paranoid. RFIDs are a good thing, they will allow your medical records to be brought up if you aren't conscious. I know my dogs all have them. |
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You people sound way to paranoid. RFIDs are a good thing, they will allow your medical records to be brought up if you aren't conscious. I know my dogs all have them. |
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You're way to accepting. You fail to see the [negative] potential these things have, especially in the wrong hands. |
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Yeah but you forget, how easy it is to hack and even clone them. Wow, what a scary future. |
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If you have a tag on your ID, the government can effectively track you, because every shopping mall, school, mailbox, etc. can easily be outfitted with a scanner. By combining the pings on all the scanners they can track your movements in near real-time. It doesn't take a rocket surgeon to come up with creative ways this can be used to enslave a population. |
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Last edited by drewmandan; 09-17-2008 at 08:42 PM.
They don't have wifi transmitters in them. You can't scan them from any kind of distance, you have to have the scanner directly over it. You guys have to stop reading Orwell and pick up a Scientific American. |
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Good argument. You mean something like this? http://www.iautomate.com/r500sp.html |
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LO FUCKING L. |
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I find this extremely ironic considering SciAm just did an article about how American RFIDs can be read with any scanner from up to 30 feet. |
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Most new credit cards already have RFID in them. I was slightly surprised to find that mine do. Chipped cards usually have a radiowave like symbol on the back, along with trademarks like "blink" or "paypass". You can also see the location of the chip if you look at the reflection of light off the back of the card. There will be a small square "disturbance" in the card's surface on the right hand side of the card's back. |
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Even if cell phone companies were so inclined as to keep tabs on people, they are not answerable to the government, and hence it cannot be assumed that the government has those records, if they exist. Also, not being tracked by a cell phone is as easy as turning it off, whereas not being tracked by an RFID in your driver's license would require you to not have ID when you move about. |
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Some people need to stop being so serious... |
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im one to edge on the side of caution and do not play into paranoia but the government has full access to mobile and landline phones http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agN7S5Siy1o |
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This is stemming from the argument that the government could set up rfid scanners everywhere. It is much more feasible to set up a network of cell-phone trackers as they have a much greater range. |
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Aren't cell phone sim cards likened unto RFID chips? You can be traced anywhere if you have your cell phone with you. |
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hehe, after burning and crushing it I'll mail it to the government and write a letter telling them to wear them, we should track their every movement and invade their privacy, and see how they like it, karma |
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Yeah and then you can go out into the wild and manage every aspect of your life that the government previously did for you. |
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