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19.10.2010

In England, the production of a miniature key fob begins, which clings to a bunch of keys and constantly communicates via radio with the owner's cell phone.

If the phone is more than 10 meters away from the security key fob, it is blocked, and the key fob starts beeping loudly. This prevents theft or loss of the machine. In addition, the contents of the phone's SIM card are constantly copied to the keyfob's memory, so the information will not be lost in any case.

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