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#130885 1-Oct-2013 17:33
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  #905847 1-Oct-2013 17:36
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(Puts on tinfoil hat) - They'd probably track who bought them and target them even harder...






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  #905849 1-Oct-2013 17:40
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McAfee said D-Central isn't an attempt to create another type of Internet. Instead, D-Central combines many different pieces of technology into a single hardware/app package, compatible with both mobile devices and PCs. From one point of view, it resembles a wireless router. "The device has a range of about three blocks in the city or a quarter of a mile out in the country," said McAfee. But instead of broadcasting a Wi-Fi signal that people use to access the Internet quickly, it broadcasts information that the device's owner wishes to declare public.


So... it's not another kind of Internet... but it broadcasts public information... I'm confused... also how does this protect your privacy, since the wireless signals would surely be traceable?

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  #1002898 11-Mar-2014 16:45
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Only 11 days to go now before they go live.





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