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It won't stop at check-out
Wether or not these tags are deactived at check-out is only part of the danger. It is in a companies best interest not to deactivate these tags. If the tags are left active the marketing implications are huge.

What happens when RFID is incorporated into our drivers lisence or ID cards? It's already planned for the U.K. The British government has already signed a contract with fujitsu to provide compulsory national ID cards with RFID tags to every British citizen.

Coming to a country near you soon!
Posted by: Tim Patterson   Posted on: 03/25/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Dangerous Technology  Tim Patterson | 03/25/04
but...  Trayk2 | 03/25/04
It won't stop at check-out  Tim Patterson | 03/25/04
Protections now, not after the fact  Tim Patterson | 03/25/04
Unfortunately it WILL happen  Spoon Jabber | 03/26/04
What exactly 'IS RFID TAG""?  ParadigmOdyssey | 03/26/04
Relax. It's not Big Brother  RFIDisGR8 | 03/26/04

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