Zeller, Eric (NLC-EX) wrote: > > My opinion - only allow the 'tracking' option to use a user-modifiable > > code - and allow this to be duplicated. So if you want to be > > untrackable, > > change you code to the same code as, say, one of the Spice Girls, and > > you > > will be invisible. > > > > > Invisible that is, except to the stalker trying to go after all the Spice > Girls. In fifteen more minutes, who will even remember the Spice Girls? > > I think I'd prefer to have mine with an off switch, most the time I don't > care if the police/govt know where I am, in fact it could be useful for > Search and Rescue to keep track of teams in the field (Still trying to work > up an APRS system for our team that would similar) Agreed. But a spoofing option might be useful. > > Though it would be nice to turn it off when the fiance (In ten days, wife) > wants to add something to the honey-do list. Here's where a spoofing option would be great....set the tag on the dog to echo your code, put the dog out in the yard, out of sight....turn yours off, and skedaddle.... -- Pete Hardie | Goalie, DVSG Dart Team Scientific Atlanta | Digital Video Services Group | -- Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" toWear-Hard Mailing List Archive (searchable): http://wearables.ml.org
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