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Radio Frequency IDentification
RFID's are used to track an items movement. Not just in-store, perimeter, tracking but, worldwide tracking.
Some major corporations already use or plan to use these chips. Wal-Mart announced some time ago that these RFID's would be on it's clothing in tags.
Other companies place them in cerial boxes and the like.
On Aug. 14, 2006, the Department of State began issuing electronic passports, or e-passports. Prompted by the terrorist attacks of Sept.11, 2001 the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) proposed the e-passport as a security measure for air travel safety, border security and more efficient customs procedures at airports. The e-passport's enhanced security features -- a chip identification number, digital signature and photograph that acts as a biometric identifier -- make the passport impossible to forge.
look familiar?
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Yes. It is, in fact, an RFID chip. Forgot all about the passports.
I used to peel those off library books when I was in grade school cause I thought they looked cool....
The one's inside your library books are not that advanced. They are for anti-theft, but I would suppose they could be "world-tracking" RFID's.
Quiet funny that you posted this. About a year or 2 ago I was working on a program that cataloged items based on RFID Tags.
Granted I was using an emulator since I couldnt take the machine home but basically we would scan a box and based on the tag it would look in a database and compare what was in the box to what should be in the box
Yeah dude, it's some heavy shit. Granted, not my biggest worry concerning this type of shit. Still heavy.
This shit's gonna get heavier as time goes on. Watch.
Preaching to the choir, Josh.
I come across a lot of shit all the time. Like internal computers, nanotechnology, weather modification, weapons development stories, the mind control techniques employed by the US Media, and so forth.
It gets extremely heavy.
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