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State Legislation: Oklahoma: RFID
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Oklahoma’s governor has vetoed a bill (H.B. 2569 [1]) that would have prohibited the use of RFID technology in state drivers’ licenses or state identification cards. The bill would have outlawed RFID tags as well as “any type of RFID ink in any format or configuration.” 


Oklahoma’s governor has vetoed a bill (H.B. 2569 [1]) that would have prohibited the use of RFID technology in state drivers’ licenses or state identification cards. The bill would have outlawed RFID tags as well as “any type of RFID ink in any format or configuration.”


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