RFID Homeland Security: Track People Objects Things ...

RFID Homeland Security: Track People Objects Things: Agenda

... "While the retail uses of RFID appear to raise the greatest concern, some believe other uses, such as tagging library books with RFID chips, pose a threat as well. If people can be identified and profiled according to the library books they read and carry with them, homeland security agencies seeking to identify potential terrorists and businesses wanting to profile customers' interests may use RFID readers to track and identify people and the library books they're carrying with them. Some experts predict that if uniform technology standards are developed and RFID becomes ubiquitous, the entire contents of people's handbags, shopping bags, and even the clothes they wear, will be identifiable as people walk through a doorway equipped with an RFID reader at stores, airports, and government buildings. " ...