Articles about inc.: December 5, 2008
Electric ID Bracelet is post 911 fears gone awry
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This is one of those stories that I’m not certain is real, because it sounds a little paranoid to be true. Apparently, a company known as Lamperd Less Lethal, Inc. has created an airline wristband that would not only replace tickets, but track the passenger.
Apparently, a GPS tracker is affixed in the bracelet so the flight attendants can track where the passengers are in relation to the plane. Now they will know for sure if you’re getting up to use the bathroom while the “Fasten Seatbelt Sign” is displayed.
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