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In their slides, the first bits are an unique id (it's also printed on my MTA card (from NYC) under the date). This doesn't make you personally identifiable if
by andreyf 18y ago
In their slides, the first bits are an unique id (it's also printed on my MTA card (from NYC) under the date). This doesn't make you personally identifiable if you paid cash for the card, but it's an unique to the card, so discrepancies could be caught pretty easily.
- eru 18y agoSo how about choosing a new ID every time you update your card?