Bluetooth ads worry security experts

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David Stennett @ Dec 19th 2005 1:36AM

This is why location marketing solutions like Jellingspot are needed -- because they're client-side based, making them much more powerful, non-intrusive (if you don't turn on your apps, you cannot be bothered), and well ... freak'n cool!

Those interested can ever download the application for their Windows/Linux box, plug in a Bluetooth USB device, and start your own Jellingspot within minutes.

(Disclaimer: I work on Jellingspot -- www.jellingspot.com)

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