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If your're talking about an RFID tag that lets the owner know when something has been removed from the safe, I don't think anyone will have a problem with that.
by learc83 14y ago
If your're talking about an RFID tag that lets the owner know when something has been removed from the safe, I don't think anyone will have a problem with that.
However, the site mentions GPS tracking and access to the tracking info by third parties (alerting a school when a tracked gun gets too close). That's a whole different ballgame.
- senthilnayagam 14y agowe might open source a version which is linked to SMS only and which does not talk to a server, it can be done. bringing sensors to school and malls is lot cheaper than having troopers everywhere, but it needs political will
- angersock 14y agoTo be somewhat dark here: you don't really need sensors at malls or schools; their utility in the event of a shooting would probably be superseded by discharges or other obvious telltales of a weapon's presence.
- mgarfias 14y agoYou know what works better? Responsible armed people willing to confront evil with faced with it.