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Facebook for children, Facebook for hackers and the identity solution
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The iPhone identity selector Apple won’t care about
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When will Windows Live stop treating CardSpace as the unwanted stepchild?
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ADFS 2.0 will issue info cards
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Identifying who you trust to know where you are
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Always scan an extra finger
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