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2012 Olympics travel plans in doubt as Oyster card contract is scrapped
By: Davey Winder

If the Oyster card, a RFID-based fare collection and ticketing system for London buses, tube trains and the Docklands Light Railway, has been such a huge success with 6 million cards in active use and 38 million journeys made every week, then why is Transport for London terminating its £100 million a year Oyster contract?


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Foolproof 'Secure' Passports: cloned in less than an hour
By: Davey Winder

You know those expensive, high tech, secure e-passports that governments the world over tell us will prevent identity theft, stop terrorists in their tracks and all because they are fake proof? Turns out they can be successfully cloned in a matter of minutes...


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Could RFID mean RIP for hospital patients?
By: Stephen Withers

RFID tags have been promoted as a great way of keeping track of medical equipment. But a new study shows the tags can interfere with some types of equipment, leading to possibly life-threatening situations.


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Canada gets solar powered, Internet connected, RFID equipped bicycles
By: Davey Winder

The rising cost of oil the world over is driving huge numbers of people to look for alternatives to, well, driving. Montreal has one of the most technologically advanced public transport concepts: hi-tech bikes for commuters to share.


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Someone took the Myki a while ago!
By: David Heath

Myki is a carcass.  All we’re waiting for is the medical examiner to ‘pronounce,’ and the undertaker to drag it away.


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Your Tyres will be Dobbers
By: David Heath

Recently enacted legislation in various European, Asian and North American countries mandates the installation of Tyre Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS) for all new vehicles.  Due to amazing foolishness in the implementation of this technology, your car will be electronically identifiable up to a few metres away, ANYWHERE and by ANYONE.
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Will the RFID Industry EVER Get It?
By: David Heath

A recent article from a representative of the RFID industry makes it very clear that the industry still has no comprehension of the privacy concerns of ordinary consumers.


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