RFID for humans: the spying and prying problem

Trucking, unlike many other industries, has become very accustomed to using technology for gathering and sharing information, tracking vehicles and cargo, monitoring driver performance, paying tolls, controlling access to restricted areas and numerous other daily business operations. So it is no wonder that the technology and privacy controversies that blow through the consumer sector like summer storms so often pass this technology savvy business by. Recent concerns over the possible use of RFID (Radio Frequency Identification technology) tags for human identification and tracking, however, may hit closer to home, especially for carriers transporting hazardous or high-value cargo, food, ...

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