How do clothing security tags work?
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Excerpts from http://securitytags.biz/\n\nSecurity Tags refer to the sensor tags, hard tags, paper tags, security labels, AM tags, RF tags and other EAS tags detected at the front door of a retail location by a security detection system. These security tags serve the function of alerting a retailer that security tags or sensor tags along with the clothing they are protecting are leaving the store.\n\nSecurity tag detachers refer to the security tag removers, magnets or locking mechanism openers located at the check out area of a retail location. These Tag Detachers serve the function of opening up the security tag and allowing the security tag or sensor tags removal from a garment. Every security hard tag system needs a detcher.
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For identification.  Blood types, allergies too.  If a soldier was killed in the field, they took one of the two tags, and sent it back to HQ.  Those not wearing DT's, were doing "special" work not "officially" recognized by the government.  The DT's were to arrange coordination of the burial place of the person (or the "kill spot") for the family.\n\nNever leave someone behind.  If you must, always identify their place of rest.\n\nGod bless our troops; past and now.\n\nHelp you?
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There are a couple ways I've found after going through several of my college IDs...\nMagnetic strips do not mix.  If you keep all your cards together, they can demagnetize each other.  Make sure to keep them in a wallet or separate them somehow.\nSecondly, don't put your credit cards in contact with a floppy disk (although now nearly obsolete).  I used to keep everything in my back pocket or backpack, and these things frequently came in contact.  Your magnetic strips will demagnetize if in contact with anything else magnetic.\nThere's also those security devices at some checkout counters, mainly for purchases like CDs and such.  The cashier will swipe your purchase over them so as not to set off the security alarm when you leave.\nFinally, sometimes these strips can just wear out.\nHope this helps!  :)
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There isn't a single book on networking, meeting planning or interpersonal communication that doesn't say nametags should go on the right. "They" say you should wear your nametag on the right hand side so it is visible in the direct line with your handshake. For the most part, I agree. And so do most people. This is one of the few nametag protocols most people are familiar with.\n\nOn the other hand, the horizontal placement of your nametag should be dependent on the capacity in which you are wearing it. For example, if you work in a hotel, in retail, at a trade show or any other mobile environment where there are aisles, rows and hallways, consider the possibility of wearing your nametag on the left side of your chest so it is most visible to oncoming traffic. (If you live in a country where you walk on the right side of the path)\n\nNow, this is a debatable issue. But the bottom line about horizontal placement is this: it doesn't matter which side of your chest the nametag lays, as long as it's above your breastbone and readable from 10 feet away.
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Not if you have some TAG body spray!
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I would look into the system used by EZpass on highways and certain medications.RFID tags. They are usually from two to four square inches in size, and contain a silicon chip that holds a unique string of numbers identifying the item to which it is attached. A separate RFID "reader" receives the information contained in the tag through the tag's antenna. Unlike a bar code, the signal does not have to be read directly by a scanner; RFID signals need only to be in the vicinity of an RFID reader.
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Only that you keep the string hidden so that no one knows you are wearing one.  Also, that you keep it changed often so that you don't have any leakage.  :)
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Hello,\n\nThe only way we as individuals can stop RFID is if we, as individuals JUST SAY NO.\n\nThis may not be THE mark of the beast, but it is pretty darn close to it.\n\nWhat I have been thinking of doing is beginning to stock up on non perishable foods, batteries, flashlights, water, a radio, blankets, clothes, toiletries, a homemade first aid kit, medications, etc. in a plastic container you can purchase at walmart.\n\nIf I will not take the RFID in my body, I will have to have some sort of foods to eat for my family and myself. \n\nPreparation is the best defense, especially if you are Christian such as myself.\n\nJesus said, "Fear not." Okay, so I will not fear man, but Jesus did not say protect and arm yourselves with knowledge. Remember, Jesus said, "People perish for lack of knowledge."\n\nI intend to arm myself with knowledge, even if my family will not believe what I tell them is going on under their noses.\n\nOh, and since when did we really have "privacy"? That has all been but an illusion. \n\nHope this helps you...........................................................  :-O
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most certainly, many companies have parking with tags on it means reseerved for certain ppl or you are assing specific parking spots. If my chance if you miss the spot and mistakenly park anywhere else as per the policy or if they have signs in parking lot they can fine you.
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Your question is of two parts: lock symbol and privacy report. \n\nLock Symbol: This is nothing but visual representation of a secured website. Lock symbol tells you that the website you are looking at is secured and encripted. Its a good thing so dont worry. For example, when you are purchasing something online, the webpage that asks your payment info or your personal info should be encripted and secured.\n\nPrivacy Report: Here is some information from Internet Explorer help files about privacy report.\n"The Privacy Report in Internet Explorer enables you to: view the P3P privacy policy for a Web site, find out if a Web site might contain information provided by a third-party Web site (a Web site other than the one you are viewing), or find out if Internet Explorer restricted any cookies from the Web site you are viewing.\nTo view the Privacy Report..In Internet Explorer click on the View menu, click Privacy Report." - courtesy :- Internet Explorer Help file.\n\nHope this information was helpful.
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Radio Frequency ID\n\nanti theft device in products like attached to clothes or cds in dept store\n\nor ids in dogs in modern countrys
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lol why does it matter anyway? i no wt ya mean tho a lot of them do deny they are but i guess it could b to do with not taggin yourself? maybe they think that how they dress is normal as it must b normal to them? i dno tho eh! x
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Nowadays, technology in using high-tech cameras fixed with a type of lens called PF LENS, which can see through clothings. The PF LENS is able to see through most types of clothes, for example, thin clothes, tight clothes, sun dresses, swimsuits and so forth. Be awared that this means that the person taking a snap on you can actually see your naked body both "upper & underpart" through the external garment. In other words, the PF Lens allows the camera man to "see through" someone's clothes.\n\nSuggest that whenever you suspect some strangers holding a camera or Digicam pointing at you, try to avoid facing him (face to face). Quickly use your handbag or any shopping bags in hand to cover your whole front body (in case), Next, escape from the scene as soon as possible. This is to save a situation from landing yourself into the hands of evil. Recently, many girls and housewives' naked photo were vastly distributed in the internet websites without them knowing. Perverts intentionally move around places where ladies usually frequent and took their nude shots.
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yess i mean we try at all times to have a tag sticking outt...as long as its slimming? are u serious dude??\n\nwhen a tag is exposed... who cares.. u shouldnt be looking anyway. its the same as a tag out of a shirt sticking out.. .dont go putting a coin down someones shirt now?\n\ncommon sense?
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If the card, held up to a particular device, opens a door, it's probably an RFID badge (Radio Frequency Identification).  It's a contactless identifier, which means you don't have to physically touch the reader, so you can leave the badge on your sleeve, in your purse, or wherever, and still operate the door.  They're pretty common, and a web search for "RFID" will yield a ton of information on the subject.
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it's usually done through bulletins that get passed along. the bulletins will say something like "check out these awesome ringtones" or "check out this really hot guy/girl"..and then when you click on the bulletin it will open a web page that looks like the myspace log in page. most people just think it was a myspace glitch and they were kicked out. what they don't know is that that log in page was created by the hacker. once they put in their information and hit log in, the program captures their information and stores it for the hacker to access it. it's known as spoofing or phishing. once they have that person's information they can log into that account now and repost that bulletin and pass it along. then someone else will click on the bulletin, they get the next person's info, log in and pass it on again. and it keeps going and going.\n\nthey way to prevent it is to periodically change your password. make it something completely different and off the wall. don't click on any odd looking bulletins. after awhile you start to know the people you talk to and you know what they post. if you have a friend that never posts, or only posts surveys and all of the sudden they start posting uncharacteristic things, chances are their password was stolen. don't click on the bulletin for anything. whenever you log in myspace make sure it says login.myspace.com. and whenever you're done with myspace, close the browser out.
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Try mainly tents, conex containers or in vehicles.\n\nOf course they wear dog tags. There are two on the chain. One of them is on a shorter chain around the one that goes around your neck and has the other tag.  The one on the short chain is pulled off if you are killed and turned in for record keeping. The other one, if possible, is placed edgewise between you two upper front teeth and lower front teeth, then your jaw is given a kick to wedge it in. That is so the remains can be identified later if they must be buried in the field, left in the field, etc. etc.