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Finland - Elisa to test NFC technology-based services.
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Finnish operator Elisa will test safe services to be used by mobile terminal devices utilising Near Field Communication (NFC) technology. In this technology, a SIM card is used as a security platform that enables safe transactions and payments and makes it possible to transfer services from one telephone to another. The NFC is suitable for event inquiries, daily shopping, updating of positioning data, user ...
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