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Implant ID chips
March 13, 2007

Source: SignOn San Diego
“People ask me why I don’t just carry an RFID card in my wallet,” Graafstra said. “I don’t want to have to remember whether I have my card or my keys with me. I can leave my house and not carry anything with me.” Privacy advocates say today’s voluntary use is a step toward a future in which employers or the government mandate implants.

“It’s creepy,” said Beth Givens, director of the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse in San Diego. “People realize in their gut that if we require implanted chips, we’ve become the kind of society where people can be tracked by their government.” [more]


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