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My thoughts on Touch n Go’s RFID system

  • BY Rory Lee
  • 22 September 2018
  • 3:33 pm
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Touch ‘n Go’s radio-frequency identification (RFID) system has received a lot of mixed reactions so far. It’s never easy to completely revamp a system that a lot of people have been using, especially if it meant throwing out everything they already invested in to make a fresh switch.

But while it’s easy to be blinded by this, and internet rage, the thing I was more curious about was the technology. Does it work? Is it better than SmartTAG? Is this really our future? After testing it out, here’s what I think.

For a more detailed deep dive into everything we currently know about Malaysia’s RFID system, click here.

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Rory Lee

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