The RFID tags you are thinking of are passive with no batteries.

This RFID tag has a battery. From this I conclude that it is active and therefore almost certainly has a much greater range.

Makes me wonder how long the batteries last and if they are rechargeable/replaceable or if new badges need to be issued when they wear out.

The reason for the bad year was the warm weather not that the trees did not produce sap. It got to warm fast and the sap turned milky.

Those tools only blow thru the security when the user uses a weak password or the simple four digit pass code. So use a strong password and the forensics tools will not be able to brute force it, same as any other password.

GMO corn is engineered to resist a herbicide (roundup ready?) not pesticide.

So no the summary does not say what you think it does.

Or listening to streaming music or watching streaming video or playing a multi-player game ...

Lots of things to do now days that do not involve a phone call that jammer would mess up.

Actually it is both I think.

The music is licensed to Apple for sale to Apple's customer(s) via iTunes.

IMO for the Sister Sledge's purposes the music is licensed since Apple is who pays Warner Music Group.

So you are saying if the doctor needs to make a adjustment to the operation of the device based on the data downloaded from it they should need to preform surgery instead of using the wireless interface?

Problem with that statement is this is not exclusive to BB.

I have this on my iPhone right now with VPN in my company and IT is working on this for the Droid Pro as well.

The information needed for putting money into an bank account is the same as the information needed to pull money out of it.

If money is incorrectly transfered into your account it is not yours and you can get into a lot of trouble if you try to keep it. This has happened before and it is sad to see people thinking they can get away with keeping the money and then ending up in jail. Same for a envelope full of cash, just that they may not be able to figure out who got the envelope.

I read that part differently than you.

I do not believe the comment was directed at paramedics or any other emergency workers.

Rather that the plant would be full automated to the point that no human is needed for the normal operation of the facility. So not only the production line but also all maintenance and other activities would be automated. The "mostly useless emergency supervisors" would only need to do anything if something unexpected happened that the automation could not handle. We are not any where near that level of automation yet.

Yes. You need to leave the WiFi enabled for them to do that though.

I assume that is what the press a single button comment was about. The person does not want to turn the WiFi on and off based on location so leaved it off all the time.

Uplink and downlink are at different frequencies in the US on all the equipment I have ever worked with. Have never heard of cellular equipment that uses the same frequencies for uplink and downlink.

I believe the GSM standard requires different uplink and downlink frequencies also.

Actually it could change something, if Apple is required to be able to delete the data on request then the data can not be anonymized. Unless the bill says that the requirement to delete data on request does not apply to anonymized data.

Have you tried unchecking the display release notes after update on the notifications page to not load his site after a update?