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their analysis is fine and the issue they have identified are satisfactory .of course there could be some more points to raise up but overall the report is appreciable.
What points would you add to the report? I agree that attention is going to go to the implications of allowing social networking.
I have an interest in RFID and see it as a technology that is slowly becoming ubiquitous but that stays under the radar and is not considered in the report. Because of the networking aspects of communication between the components that make up RFID I would have expected it to be considered.