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		<title>The Paranoid Poster &#8211; New product defends against drive-by ID theft</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Filed under: Technology , Identity Theft Radio frequency identification (RFID) chips are tiny bits of computer technology that you may recognize as annoying anti-theft tags on clothes, electronics, books and the like that occasionally trip the sensors at store exits. The chips contain universal price code (UPC) information and serve as unique identifiers for products. They are incredibly useful for companies tracking inventory and handling logistics. Some pet owners, parents of small c]]></description>
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