Patrick Riley Interviewed regarding RFID in U.S. Passports 10pm News Story

[1888junkteam]

excellent work!

[identitycrisis108]

This is just like a giant "J" stamped on you.

[whiterchocolate]

well i guess my new passport is going into the microwave for a few seconds that should fix it

[chillaxin201]

you could light it on fire by mistake if you try this

[Drsilmi]

LMAO

whiterchocolate

this idea is both clever and creative

[fupasack2]

"is there absolute security, no" so its supposed to make us safer, but it is not completely secured...hhmmm. well my old passport was completely secured when it was in my hand and the only way someone could steal it was to pry it out of my kung fu death grip. so how is this better? "its quicker!!"

hhmm yaaa... someone can hack these things from a couple feet away with a 4 dollar gismo. thats a fact. this is not more security, its less anonimity, freedom, and privacy.

wake up you fatasses!!

[PacketData]

the data is encrypted but come on who u think makes the securty for servers.. web sites... the Guv Hackers do and there the ones that going to make the securty on the cards.. the thing is you have the encryption and all u need to brake it is some info being your pass port info to base breaking the code with once u figure out the strings your info is on its nothing to decode others.. Hmmmm funny

[YadaYadaguy]

so after my passport expires i have no choice ?

[blaze8888888800]

And on top of it all we give all the control to a company!