What kind of rf safety and security safeguards

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1. What kind of RF safety and security safeguards should be built in to credit cards, passports, and other personal identification tags?

2. What are the major credit card companies doing to keep the use of RFID chip credit cards from being seen as a threat?

3. How could criminals exploit this fear of credit cards with RFID chips?

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