No, this entry isin’t about scanning, rather a new table concept featuring a stylish integrated shredder. It seems so quaint to mention paper but alas…
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GSM location tracking
Published February 27th, 2006 in gps, gsm, privacy and uncategorized. 0 CommentsThis vague O2 page suggests that the tracking facility, which has existed since GSMs inception, may actually be available to end users
However given the lack of concrete information it may be just a pomotion of GPRS, which could be used to transmit GPS coordinates.
On a related note check out this BBC Online article. Continue reading ‘GSM location tracking’
Would you like to know you friends and neighbours middles names? or who lives in a particular house? You’ve tried the phone book, but you’ve seen that many people only use their initials, or are ex-directory, so now try the electoral register!
Published by the local authorities copies are accessible free at the local library in paper form or online at the website of the authority, for example Cork County
Marketing companies have used the register for years. Because a person must be aged 18 to be included on the register credit card companies can use it for mailings without wasting money on those who are legally ineligable to sign a credit contract! MBNA send me mailings.
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