1. In the FDA press release it says:

"RFID technology makes it easier to ensure that drugs are authentic.."

How is that? Just as you can create fake barcodes, can't you create fake RFID tags?

Posted at 4:17PM on Jun 16th 2005 by Dan Diephouse

2. The tags that are to be used for this application have a unique identity encoded at the factory and can not be reprogrammed in the field. Also, the data associated with that tag is expected to be a combination of on-board and external server-based data. The pedigree for the item will be build primarily externally. You won't be making fake RFID tags any time soon.

Posted at 4:17PM on Jun 16th 2005 by Mike Nolan

3. RFID World News "The Zombie Wire"

Zombie Wire RFID World News' main objective is to reach out to the consumer and educate them on RFID and how it will infringe in their private lives.

We would say that 90% of all consumers do not know of the RFID movement. The question are: why are there as many as 90% of the consumers thus far in to the RFID movement unaware of what is taking place behind closed doors? What is there to hide? If informed of the RFID mandate, would they the consumer refute or conform? These and other inquiries need to be approached now before the mandate stands insurmountable.

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Posted by: Steven at January 17, 2005 11:04 AM

Now what I read from RFID news from www.zombiewire.com is that the RFID chip market will ten fold by the year 2007 and at that time the consumers will finally know of RFID and they will make a statement but will do what consumers do and allow the mandate. Although I do believe that there must be some privacy issues solved by then. Today RFID is like the wild wild west and ZombieWire is Jim West. Jo
Posted by: Jo at February 1, 2005 10:15 PM

I have been buying many rfid stocks because some of what ZombieWire rfid news has established on their web site. I think what ZombieWire is providing is a great service for the rfid market because they are informing consumers of the issues of rfid. So when rfid does spike then at that time the laws will be set in place and the consumers and the retailer will be on the same page. I know most of the rfid news sites are there for the supply chain but ZombieWire is there for the consumer chain and those will be spending their money and boosting the market.
thank you, Juanita

Posted at 4:17PM on Jun 16th 2005 by Juanita