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Oyster charging question
In message , Laurence Payne
writes Because the data is on your card. Otherwise, every time you touched in on a 'bus, the system would have to interrogate a central database to see if you had credit. I see. But that means that if you lose your Oyster card and report it lost to invalidate it, anyone finding it can still use it on a bus, and indefinitely I guess, unless the bus reader downloads numbers of lost or stolen cards from time to time? -- Clive Page |
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