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more thoughts on being robbed and RFID

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Wouldn't it be interesting if all of the items that were stolen from my house had been RFID'ed? And the pawn stores were required by law to check the RFID tags on any items brought in for sale. If they could check the ID details on the RFID tag and somehow check them against a police database of stolen goods?

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  • Anonymous
    February 27, 2004
    Would have to be RFID in a way the thief couldn't remove the tags. Might be tough for something like a DVD...
  • Anonymous
    February 27, 2004
    Yeah like tinfoil isnt going to block it, or hey I know, lets remove the actual RFID.

    You are a GENIUS.
  • Anonymous
    February 27, 2004
    f*ck off bueller


    http://www.stealitback.com
  • Anonymous
    February 27, 2004
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  • Anonymous
    February 28, 2004
    of course I'm talking about future RFID or RFID-equivalent tags... something too small to locate or remove or destroy. Nano-RFID? The point of the post, I guess, was to provide another scenatio that demonstrates the possibilities of RFID and why I believe the technology will over come privacy concerns long term. The positive scenarios far outweigh the negative scenarios, most of which can be countered using privacy legislation.
  • Anonymous
    February 28, 2004
    Hi Cameron,

    My father is actually a pawnbroker so I have some idea of how the business operates. Most reputable pawnbrokers do whatever they can to avoid taking in stolen goods. So if there was a way to detect stolen goods easily (time and money) then I guess they would take it up.

    When stolen goods are identified in a pawnbrokers shop the pawnbroker typicall loses their money unless the thief can be found (difficult) and can actually provide compensation (unlikely).

    Interesting idea, there are obviously some pratical issues involved. Personally I'd like a beeper on every "small" thing I own like car keys so I can find them when I loose them.
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