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One Mainframe To Rule Them All
October 20, 2009 		Comments (0)

One Mainframe To Rule Them All is a breathtaking rundown of the human microchipping agenda. Concise and effective, it breaks down the coming global information control grid in all its horrifying detail. Scarier than any horror movie could be because it is real and documented.


Deception of a different kind
April 11, 2009 		Comments (0)

Passport RFIDs scanned and cloned from a distance
February 2, 2009 		Comments (0)

Chip Implants cause fast-growing, MALIGNANT TUMORS in lab animals
September 8, 2007 		Comments (0)

Microchips implanted in humans: Big Brother surveillance tools?
July 21, 2007 		Comments (0)

Survey results: Customers not ready for RFID
June 24, 2007 		Comments (0)

RFID Used To Track 2,500 London Dome Staff
June 24, 2007 		Comments (0)

Senator wants to bar forced use of ID implants
June 19, 2007 		Comments (0)

Orwell upside down
June 19, 2007 		Comments (0)

U.S. ID card ‘does not need encrypting’
June 2, 2007 		Comments (0)

I, privacy geek
June 1, 2007 		Comments (0)

RFID chips in the PASS (People Access Security Services) Cards
June 1, 2007 		Comments (0)

Airport Employees To Have Human Implant RFID Microchips?
May 19, 2007 		Comments (0)

Japanese government plans Big Brother RFID zone
May 17, 2007 		Comments (0)

Will an implanted chip help to keep my child safe?
May 16, 2007 		Comments (0)

Big firms put off RFID trial
May 14, 2007 		Comments (0)

Bermuda Cars to Get RFID Tags
May 10, 2007 		Comments (0)

Treating the elderly like cattle
May 10, 2007 		Comments (0)

Real ID Card, National ID, and RFID
May 9, 2007 		Comments (0)

NIST Guidelines for RFID Use
April 29, 2007 		Comments (0)

New tactics, new dangers
April 26, 2007 		Comments (0)

Canada, Mexico travel cards under privacy attack
April 24, 2007 		Comments (0)

Bill would prohibit licenses that broadcast personal information
April 24, 2007 		Comments (0)

Tagging the Eldery
April 21, 2007 		Comments (0)

Radio Tags in ID Cards Raise Privacy Issues
April 16, 2007 		Comments (0)

N.D. bans forced RFID chipping
April 13, 2007 		Comments (0)

Sucking up funds and it still doesn’t work
April 9, 2007 		Comments (0)

RFID super-shield
April 9, 2007 		Comments (0)

Driver’s licenses to feature RFID
April 7, 2007 		Comments (0)

Now isn’t time for RFID regulations
April 3, 2007 		Comments (0)

DHS to build RFID-based driver’s licenses
March 31, 2007 		Comments (0)

RFID open to criminal abuse
March 31, 2007 		Comments (1)

Businesses Back Off RFID
March 28, 2007 		Comments (0)

Second state expected to nix forced RFID chipping
March 25, 2007 		Comments (0)

Is ‘tagging’ employees a breach of privacy?
March 23, 2007 		Comments (0)

RFID-based Passports – What a bad bad idea…
March 20, 2007 		Comments (0)

Putting it on the consumer
March 20, 2007 		Comments (0)

EU Working Towards RFID Standards
March 16, 2007 		Comments (0)

No regulations planned for radio ID tags, EU says
March 16, 2007 		Comments (0)

Killing Some RFID “Truths”
March 16, 2007 		Comments (0)

RFID to PACIFY you
March 15, 2007 		Comments (0)

Implant ID chips
March 13, 2007 		Comments (0)

Matching Faces to RFID Up To 25 Feet
March 13, 2007 		Comments (0)

As I See It: The Digital Life
March 12, 2007 		Comments (0)

American Express Addresses RFID People Tracking Plans
March 10, 2007 		Comments (0)

Security expert cracks RFID in UK passport
March 7, 2007 		Comments (0)

Travel and RFID
March 6, 2007 		Comments (0)

RFID Now Silencing Opposing Views
March 1, 2007 		Comments (0)

RFID Flap Silences Security Researchers
February 28, 2007 		Comments (0)

Kodak’s RFID Moment
February 28, 2007 		Comments (0)

Wi-Fi RFID People Tracking
February 26, 2007 		Comments (0)

Is RFID Technology A Security Risk?
February 25, 2007 		Comments (0)

Credit Cards with RFID could leak your personal info
February 25, 2007 		Comments (0)

Threatening technology applications
February 25, 2007 		Comments (0)

RFID Adoption Stalls: Executive Summary
February 24, 2007 		Comments (1)

The Murky Ethics of Implanted Chips
February 24, 2007 		Comments (0)

RFID Not As Popular As One Might Think
February 24, 2007 		Comments (0)

Micro RFID chips raise some privacy concerns
February 23, 2007 		Comments (0)

Corporate America is Tracking Your Every Move
February 20, 2007 		Comments (0)

Leahy privacy bill: coddling the criminals?
February 19, 2007 		Comments (0)

Does RFID technology pose risk?
February 19, 2007 		Comments (0)

Trevor does not want to be tracked
February 18, 2007 		Comments (0)

RFID Journal responds to Wall Street article
February 18, 2007 		Comments (0)

Disappointed silence over Wal-Mart’s RFID pilot
February 18, 2007 		Comments (0)

RFID Software most used at Wal-Mart gets upgrade
February 18, 2007 		Comments (0)

RFID ‘powder’ can track just about everything
February 17, 2007 		Comments (0)

Patients, doctors staying away from implantable RFID chips
February 15, 2007 		Comments (0)

RFID tagging at school
February 15, 2007 		Comments (0)

DHS Nixes Use Of RFID In Border Security Program
February 15, 2007 		Comments (0)

Kodak aims to get RFID chips into your body!
February 14, 2007 		Comments (0)

Putting up with Unsecure Passports?
February 12, 2007 		Comments (0)

Implantable Microchips Spark Big Brother Concerns
February 12, 2007 		Comments (0)

Via RFID, these billboards know you by name
January 31, 2007 		Comments (0)

Bill would nip microchips in humans
January 28, 2007 		Comments (0)

Senate banking committee member denounces “No-Swipe” credit cards
December 6, 2006 		Comments (0)

VERICHIP RFID IMPLANT HACKED!
August 24, 2006 		Comments (0)

TiVo Files Patent For RFID-Based Video Recorder
November 23, 2005 		Comments (0)

RFID tracker tags for visitors to US
November 9, 2005 		Comments (0)

US passports to get RFID tags
October 26, 2005 		Comments (0)

Wal-Mart hammered for controversial use of new technology
October 20, 2005 		Comments (0)

California RFID Bill Assumes New Identity
September 29, 2005 		Comments (0)

No2ID catches up with Home Office roadshow
September 28, 2005 		Comments (0)

Idea of implanting ID tags raises Orwellian fears
August 23, 2005 		Comments (0)

The human tracking debate
March 7, 2005 		Comments (0)

RFID tools released
July 30, 2004 		Comments (0)

RFID tags become hacker target
July 28, 2004 		Comments (0)

RFID-enabled license plates to identify UK vehicles
June 10, 2004 		Comments (0)

Bio-chip implant arrives for cashless transactions
November 21, 2003 		Comments (0)

RFID tags: Big Brother in small packages
January 13, 2003 		Comments (0)

Euro bank notes to embed RFID chips by 2005
December 19, 2001 		Comments (0)

World Wide Warning RFID


RFID Resources

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Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC)
Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)
Stop RFID
No Cards - CASPIAN
RFIDetail
Zombie Wire
No 2 ID
RFID Wikipedia
Extreme RFID
RFID FAQ
How Real ID will affect YOU
Limitations of RFID: Myths Debunked
RFid Gazette
What Are Zombie RFID Tags?

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RFID News

Hospital to test ID chip in patients
Patent For RFID-Based VCR
RFID Cards for U.S. Visitors
German revolt against RFID
Wal-Mart attracts more RFID flak
Big Brother gets under your skin
Town zaps school's ID badges
Visa Debuts RFID-Enabled Card-Payment System
Calif. Bill Seeks to Ban Tags in IDs
Implanted chips are getting under the skin

Return to private sector: chips for T. Thompson
Meijer Goes Touchless with Payments
RFID chips used to track dead after Katrina
Privacy Concerns Mount Over Traffic Control Plan
RFID Firm Turns To Google For Image Campaign
Fatal Flaw Weakens RFID Passports
Library ID card abuse fears
School RFID Plan Gets an F
Consumer concern over RFID tags
Big Brother at the supermarket till?

What the FDA Won’t Tell You about the VeriChip
The 'wave' of the future
Cards let Metro collect data on riders, track trips
Cisco slammed for RFID staff tracker
Global Campaign Aims to Record Every Birth
ACLU takes its fight global
RFID tracker tags for visitors to US
US Passports To Recieve RFID Chips
California RFID Bill Assumes New Identity
The human tracking debate

Idea of implants raises Orwellian fears
RFID license plates to identify UK cars
RFID hacking tools released
Privacy Concerns Continue To Generate Debate
California Scrutinizes RFID Privacy
RFID tags become hacker target
RFID tags: Big Brother in small packages
Club-goers get implants for ID, payment purposes
Bio-chip implant arrives for cashless transactions

RFID Articles

Will Wal-Mart Track You?
RFID privacy concerns explained for nontechies
RFID tags: Big Brother in small packages
The Ultimate Privacy Argument Against RFID
'Big Brother' Might Be Watching Frequent-Shoppers
Doctor tagged with RFID worries about privacy
Your ATM is not very safe
Human RFID: Medical Gain or Privacy Loss?
Spy Hunter
Why the "Real ID" Act is a Real Mess

RFID, presence and privacy
I Have a Chip, but It's Not on My Shoulder
Governments, too, want to track you
You need not be paranoid to fear RFID
Location tracking -- for people, products, places
Easy Sales System or Mark of the Beast?
RFID, Electronic Eavesdropping and the Law
RFID The Tag that would not DIE
Should VeriSign Be the Name Police?
Privacy invasion or convenience for a consumer?

Watch Carefully
RFID to track human preferences/habits
RFID policy panel raises privacy concerns
Electronic tags for eggs, sperm and embryos
Little Brother may also be watching soon
Eye On You: Privacy Is Still An Issue
Civil liberties groups demand halt to RFID
Founder Takes Strong Public Stand Against RFID
Injectable chip opens door to 'human bar code'
Privacy and Civil Liberties Organizations

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