Nov 27 2023, 10:49 AM
QUOTE(cybpsych @ Nov 27 2023, 10:41 AM)
i think the excuse "wear n tear" for pilot tags maybe 10% true (low quality film/antenna initially used for testing)
newer tags could be....
1) improved material to last longer with malaysia climate?
2) improved antenna to capture rfid signal from transceiver?
3) improved security ? pilot tags are being fraud/cloned easily?
4) changed vendor?
since they are targeting specifically to Pilot Tags, there must be some underlying reasons for them to expedite replacement.... heck, they should give free to ALL instead of cherry-picking 100k users only (unless pilot users are <100k anyway)
Most likely. From a corporate perspective, if the card is okay, why even go through the hassle of replacement.newer tags could be....
1) improved material to last longer with malaysia climate?
2) improved antenna to capture rfid signal from transceiver?
3) improved security ? pilot tags are being fraud/cloned easily?
4) changed vendor?
since they are targeting specifically to Pilot Tags, there must be some underlying reasons for them to expedite replacement.... heck, they should give free to ALL instead of cherry-picking 100k users only (unless pilot users are <100k anyway)
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