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Hey Keith,
Look at some of the things that are clearly possible, for example with
magstripes:
Of course, this could be a contact Smart Card reader, or any number of
things. But I'd also love to see contactless PIV support on iPhone...
- Dave
On Nov 6, 2009, at 7:17 AM, Beck, Keith M CDR ACNO NGEN, OPNAV N099
wrote:
Let me go on the record as saying that if 4G iPhones support
contactless
RFID, I'll be in line to replace my 3GS the day they go on sale
(worthy
of carrier penalty).
Of course, I'd hope there would be eventual support for the
contactless
PIV interface, the ability to recognize my CAC as a keychain (like Mac
OS X), and iPhone Safari and Mail support for X.509 certificates in
the
keychain on the CAC/PIV card.
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