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Tags and Readers
by gautam on May 4, 2006

These tags have been designed for use at a department store in order to protect the privacy regarding the items brought. These tags have a disabling feature but it cannot kill a wireless chip's ability to broadcast item information. The consumer has the option to disable the RFID tags on the items purchased but these tags can be used later for returning the product or recalls.
I believe that these tags would certainly find favor with the retailers as privacy has always been on the top priority of consumers. Certainly consumers won't have to fear next time about being spied when they go shopping.
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Has anyone really thought that just maybe the chip does not need a beacon because just maybe the readers are strong enough to pick of the chips info?
smoke clouds thats all !!