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RFID “underwear”

Boing Boing reports about RFID Guardian, a personal RFID firewall. The Guardian is a personal device that operates by detecting the RFID tags on your person (keys, passport, bank cards) and jamming them so that they cannot communicate and answer queries anymore. If you prefer a network analogy, it’s a firewall for your RFID-accessible data. [...]

privacy: oh-so 20th century

from SmartMobs: Part of the unease arises from the growing realisation that the legal foundation of privacy law is being rendered increasingly irrelevant. Ok, I’m not alone. And yes, mine was the “roughandnotpoliticallyscorrect” version.


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