By: Paul
Not if you have to pay for each non-working tag and must maitain a working tag for your kid to enter the school.
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BE absolutely honest. To you practice an absolute democracy in your home? Or do you allow yourself to have expectations as to responsibilities of your children and what they do each day. Do you let...
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Marge, I would recommend doing about 10 of them in a microwave sequentially or whatever your economic limit is and admitting you are doing each time to protest. If they charge you $25.00 a pop to...
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Actually I think in most cases attendance, thankfully, is obligatory; that is, until a certain age where a person can drop out and seek other profitable activities. Granted, many of us who read Sophos...
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I'm being provocative here....... How about posters telling what age you are and how many kids you have. Nothing more. Just a little profile of where your opinions are coming from.
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In case you have not noticed, the majority of people responding except me are dead set against this. I suspect ANY monitoring of anybody would be repugnant to you. Has YOUR mind stopped? It seems that...
View ArticleBy: Jennifer
I don't like this idea, but if I were made to wear one of these cards I would also carry one of those RFID sleeves around with me to slip over the card whenever I desired.
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When I received my Nexus Trusted Traveler Card from the US Government, it came in a RFID blocker pouch, and the instructions were to leave it in the pouch at all times except when approaching a border...
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Just rub it under a large magnet: no physical damage, but the card will be rendered useless…
View ArticleBy: Lisa Vaas
In reply to <a href="https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2012/09/14/us-schools-track-teens-by-putting-chips-into-students-id-cards/#comment-54373">Rogier</a>. Thank you!
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