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A Privacy And Security Pandora’s Box?
ScienceDaily | A research article published in the current issue of the International Journal of Intellectual Property Management...
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U.S. School District to Begin Microchipping Students
By David Gutierrez | A Rhode Island school district has announced a pilot program to monitor student movements by means of...
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Enhanced Tracking Technology May Help RFID
By DON CLARK A Los Angeles start-up says it has developed a way to dramatically expand the range of a popular wireless tracking...
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Researchers develop RFID ‘smart tags’ for workplace
Researchers at Lancaster University are developing a new generation of ‘smart tags’ to “help keep workers safe...
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Privacy watchdog calls for RFID regulations
Ian GrantConsumers who buy RFID-enabled goods should have an automatic veto against their personal details being collected...
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Insecure RFID Passports Get Stamp of Approval
U.S. State Department Approves RFID Passports Amidst Privacy Concerns With the original incarnation slammed over security...
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Tracking by sun: RFID goes solar
Solar-powered Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Savi Technology, a unit of Lockheed Martin, has announced it recently...
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School uniforms use RFID to track kids
Trevor Darnborough, whose company, Darnbro, filed for a patent on securing RFID tags to clothing, hopes other schools will...
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London Paper Issues RFID Card
By Mary Catherine O’Connor Selling newspapers in London is a tough game, but The Evening Standard is using RFID to...
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Why the ban on mandatory RFID implants should be Federal
George Ou The California legislature recently banned employers from mandating RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) implants...
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Microchipping of Alzheimer’s patients begins in Florida
By David Gutierrez The Delray Beach, Fla.-based company VeriChip Corp. has announced plans to implant 200 Alzheimer’s...
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McDonalds Starts RFID Trial in Korea
Evan Schuman McDonalds is experimenting with the ultimate line-buster in South Korea, where customers purchase food on their...
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Chip Implants Linked to Animal Tumors
By TODD LEWAN When the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved implanting microchips in humans, the manufacturer said...
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Holes in the wall to see PINs in our eyes
Daily Mail Bank customers could soon enter their PIN codes at cash machines just by looking at the numbers in the right order. The...
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MICROCHIPPING CHILDREN FOR THEIR ‘SAFETY’
By Tom Shelley Last month’s ‘appeal’ to identify technologies that could prevent child abduction has moved forward...
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Bush Wants Microchipped Society
Newsbuster The Bush administration tells us the main reason for warrantless wiretapping and searches is, warrantless searches...
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Government Technologies Reduce National Security
By Mick Meaney RINF Alternative News A German hacker and security consultant, Lukas Grunwald, has again demonstrated...
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Pentagon to implant microchips in soldiers’ brains
By Adam Thomas The Department of Defense is planning to implant microchips in soldiers’ brains for monitoring their...
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RFID: Every Step You Take … They’ll Be Watching You
By Todd Lewan Radio frequency ID chips already track products. What about people? The implantation of RFID chips in human...
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Cashless (RFID) train tickets planned
By Dave Friedlos Rail passengers throughout the UK will in future use cashless tickets, including smart cards, barcodes on...
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Microchip Implants Raise Privacy Concern
By TODD LEWAN CityWatcher.com, a provider of surveillance equipment, attracted little notice itself – until a year...
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RFID in Student Phones
The Pennsylvania university is giving out passive 13.56 MHz RFID tags to attach to mobile phones, allowing attendees to pay...
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RFID is not safe – AMA Report
By Mick Meaney RINF Alternative News The American Medical Association (AMA) has released a report highlighting the risks...
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All dogs may have to be microchipped
HAMISH MACDONELL MINISTERS are considering the compulsory microchipping of all dogs as part of a range of measures to crack...
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Storing medical info under your skin
Doctors could soon be storing essential medical information under the skin of their patients, the American Medical Association...




