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Posted on ZDNet News: Oct 11, 2000 12:00:00 AM

The U.S. Defense Department has introduced high-tech ID badges that are designed to control access to buildings and computer networks for 4.3 million military personnel. With far more data than a name, rank and serial number, privacy advocates call new military ID badges too smart for their own good. Full story. -- Jim Wolf, Reuters

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