How can we stop the RFID [Radio Frequency Identification Device] +the VeriChip,where is our God given privacy?
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It's an inventory system.  For retailers?  It is not implanted in humans.
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You could log onto the routers maintanence page and see wh ois connected to it, and see fi it has a logging function you can use to see who logged on previously.\n\nThe best way to stop other people to use it is to change the "SSID" name to one only you know, connect up your laptop and the turn "SSID Broadcast" to "off" so nobody can see yoru signal unless they know what it is called.\n\nUsing security like WEP etc. will also help stop unwanted people
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get a computor specailist in, and don't put any deatails on the computor. Infact turn it off! NOW.... Huh hum NOW! Are you listening to me NOW! Fine I wont help you then! Ha I know I'm loony, NOW
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Delete that crap and just scan online\n\nhttp://www.jimmyr.com/security.php
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u cant!!\n\nsimply stop using it!
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The US ARMY in 1966. The military used it since then to communicate and share data. The military can still control it and can shut it off without warning. Go ahead and laugh. It is true no matter what Al Gore says.
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r u using outllok or eudora.make the identies for security.
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Thats called invasion of privacy and hacking...\n\nSo the answer is NO.
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not every question/answer on this sight is stupid. \n   we can sometimes be informed.   \ni do think the 'chip' will be associated with, if not actually be the mark of the beast. every thing that you purchase has a barcode on it. that is RFID (radio frequency ID). a lot of companies are installing RFID scanners for all merchandise that enters the store. i worked for one of nestle waters bottling plant and wal mart has started trying to have them put RFID barcodes on products. so far it's too expensive, but the plan is in the works. owners are putting chips into their pets in case they get lost they can be returned. there are bars that offer a kind of chip to it's patrons so they can be admitted. some people are having themselves implanted. i can't understand the reasoning there... as it is now, you don't - yet - have to have an implanted chip. who do you know doesn't have a cell phone? a computer in their car (for diagnostic purposes, only, of course...)? and so on. it's all GPS (global position satelite). got cash in your pocket? wallet?purse? that thin metal strip in there (i like taking them out...just one of my little contributions to civil disobedience)? that strip can be tracked. labels on some clothes now have tracking in them. hanes? how about that nifty discount card the grocery store, or where ever, gave you so you could save when you use it? tracking the purchases of a geo-area? yeah, that, too.  oh! lets not neglect to mention that metallic strip on the back of your driver's license! at least here in Texas. it contains all the info on you that is in the main computer: financial, credit, military, legal, etc. it's in there. can anybody say: HAL? or even know what HAL is? it won't be too much longer, time being relative, that money will not be obsolete. there will be your 'account' (think direct deposit) and if you don't have the proper card (or implant?) you cannot buy, get medical care, anything. \nhey, i don't make this stuff up. it's real. you can look it up. one place you might try is infowars.com.
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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is an automatic identification method, relying on storing and remotely retrieving data using devices called RFID tags or transponders. An RFID tag is a small object that can be attached to or incorporated into a product, animal, or person. RFID tags contain silicon chips and antennas to enable them to receive and respond to radio-frequency queries from an RFID transceiver. Passive tags require no internal power source, whereas active tags require a power source.
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you misunderstand something. it's precisely vice versa - you can "hack" resp. use the unsecure wireless network of your neighbor, but no one can use your secure network - period.
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...so we won't be "incognito", anymore...
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GO TO YOUR SECURITY IN CONTROL PANEL AN SEE IF YOUR SETTINGS ARE RIGHT TO STOP THESE
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just hide a wireless surveillance camera(by logic recording).be creative and talk about that you do not want such thing or otherwise you will go to the authorities.
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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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hack it. no lah, just go to your intenet security there and set your privacy setting lower...
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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.