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Swift Votes
Responding to “A Modest Proposal.” Plus much, much more.
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Eric Peters writes: “It would, arguably, be the end of privacy as we know it.”
I seriously doubt it. RFID’s will only lead to some entrepreneur selling shielded wallets and purses. I would guess some simple aluminum foil would prevent unknown access to your ID.
p>Personally I would rather have a “Smart Card” ID like those used in Europe rather than something out of a SciFi movie. br> — Bob Jones br> Austin, Texas /p>
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