Comment Re:What about its benefits? (Score 1) 262
you obviously have issues with conducting a debate without berating the person posting from the other side of the coin. Anyhow onto my responses.
Point 1
There has been many stories of people ending up ON the runway without being stopped by law enforcement or your badge holders. If someone removes the tag - if you had read the article you would have known that the system would be alerted to such removal. Never give the system more credit than it should. We know how it should work, but does it work as effortlessly. I doubt it.
Point 2
You really haven't refuted this point AT ALL. The argument still stands - in the event of a panic or crises the tags would certainly be helpful in getting to a person emergency aid quickly barring structural collapse. In the event that does happen, maybe it comes as a shock to you but people have been found to be alive under rubble.
Point 3
What the hell is this? Take care of your brat and stop restricting my freedom? The argument is the benefit of RFID in this scenario. You haven't refuted this one as well. Seems to be a common theme with you now.
Point 4
RFID is cost effective. The more bureacracy you add to the mix only complicates the issue. You haven't given an alternative idea as to how this could work more efficiently.
Point 5
If the information is out there someone is going to buy it. This makes technology like RFID so appealing. Your choice 'Find another airport'. I wouldn't put it past an airport to try and exploit or any corporate entity to try and exploit this for monetary gain if it could help pay for the system without additional expense.
Point 6
Listen genius, its not so stupid when you start to break it down. Its called process of elimination. Detectives use it in their line of business all the time. Any variable that could potentially come in play must be examined. How can you tell if staff and passenger interactions were innocuous? Well now that you have that information based on knowing the whereabouts of the passenger - maybe you can eliminate that possibility.
Try and think about all the angles before you rush off in a blind rage to type another response.
Point 1
There has been many stories of people ending up ON the runway without being stopped by law enforcement or your badge holders. If someone removes the tag - if you had read the article you would have known that the system would be alerted to such removal. Never give the system more credit than it should. We know how it should work, but does it work as effortlessly. I doubt it.
Point 2
You really haven't refuted this point AT ALL. The argument still stands - in the event of a panic or crises the tags would certainly be helpful in getting to a person emergency aid quickly barring structural collapse. In the event that does happen, maybe it comes as a shock to you but people have been found to be alive under rubble.
Point 3
What the hell is this? Take care of your brat and stop restricting my freedom? The argument is the benefit of RFID in this scenario. You haven't refuted this one as well. Seems to be a common theme with you now.
Point 4
RFID is cost effective. The more bureacracy you add to the mix only complicates the issue. You haven't given an alternative idea as to how this could work more efficiently.
Point 5
If the information is out there someone is going to buy it. This makes technology like RFID so appealing. Your choice 'Find another airport'. I wouldn't put it past an airport to try and exploit or any corporate entity to try and exploit this for monetary gain if it could help pay for the system without additional expense.
Point 6
Listen genius, its not so stupid when you start to break it down. Its called process of elimination. Detectives use it in their line of business all the time. Any variable that could potentially come in play must be examined. How can you tell if staff and passenger interactions were innocuous? Well now that you have that information based on knowing the whereabouts of the passenger - maybe you can eliminate that possibility.
Try and think about all the angles before you rush off in a blind rage to type another response.
