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        Unaz EnniOfficial vanessainstem Also, as I noted in the thread with the Oyster card example, these cards come with persistent identifiers and encourage you, regardless of purchase strategy, to register for an account...
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      Unaz EnniOfficial vanessainstem The cards' persistent IDs paired with the fact you'll likely have your phone on you regardless of pay; the network of low energy Bluetooth beacons all around the city, and the fact that user data can be purchased from cell network providers means joining the data is a big risk.
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    Unaz EnniOfficial vanessainstem Also, those rollouts haven't always gone smoothly. London users faced accidental double charges and Cubic's SF system was hit with a ransomware attack sfmta.com/blog/update-sfmta-ransomware-attack
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