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Thanks again for a great 2008... looking forward to 2009
7/10/2009 11:27:00 PM

Here is starting the year off right... check out all of the OSA Network of sites:

Your Online Security Authority Blog
Your Online Security Authority Network
Your Online Security Authority Community
Responsible CyberCitizen Blog
Responsible CyberCitizen Community
The CyberHood Watch Blog
The CyberHood Watch Radio
The CyberHood Watch Community
Been Bullied Online Blog
Been Bullied Support Community
and our new: Online Security Guide

and here our 2009 Top 4 Recommended Online Security Services:

PC and Online Security Suite
Children Safety and Monitoring Software
WiFi and Wireless Security Packages
Responsible CyberCitizen Training and Education Suite

Thanks again for a great 2008... and we look forward with great anticipation for 2009, join us and be a part of the TEAM and have us come to your community and put on one of our free Online Security and Safety presentations.

During the next year the OSA and CHW partners are preparing 5 different presentations, for more information please contact our publicist here: OSA publicist

Dave and Bill

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Online Security Authority
RFID Tags: Smart Idea or Invasion of Privacy?
12/31/2008 1:47:00 PM

Imagine living in a world where you could be track by the pair of shoes that you just purchased at Wal-Mart or by a sweater that you just purchased at the Gap. Without your knowledge, the product you purchased just might be carrying a chip the size of a flake of pepper. These chips are known as RFID (Radio Frequency Identity Chips) and they could be heading to a supermarket near you.

RFID’s is a controversial technology that uses tiny microchips to track items from a distance. These chips have been given the name “spy chips” as each of these chips contain a unique identification number.

It allows for things such as a Social Insurance number to be read silently and undetected by radio waves. These chips can be placed just about anywhere. From clothing tags to missiles and to pet tags to the food that we eat, anywhere that a unique identification system is needed or required. Essentially, these tags can carry simple information such as a pet owners name and address or the cleaning instructions on a sweater.




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CyberHood Watch Radio
Could a microchip implant like the VeriChip cause cancer?
7/10/2009 11:20:00 PM

A French Bulldog named Léon was the catalyst for new questions about the safety of RFID implants.

One year ago, Léon's owner contacted me with startling news. She believed that her dog's cancerous tumor and his untimely death might have been caused by a microchip implant.

This was not just idle talk by a grieving dog owner grasping at straws to figure out why she had been robbed of her constant companion. This was a gutsy lady who refused to allow the vet to simply cremate the evidence.

This lady prefers to be known only by her first name of "Jeanne," so the Associated Press couldn't credit her properly as the original source for some of the explosive information in its article "Chip Implants Linked to Animal Tumors," but I have the leeway in this forum to share the behind-the-scenes story. Read More...

RFID What is it? and why should we care?
12/31/2008 3:31:00 PM

Imagine a future with no privacy whatsoever, that's where we are headed! Special guest; Dr. Katherine Albrecht Founder and Director, CASPIAN Consumer Privacy

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