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Katherine Albrecht
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An edition of Spychips (2005)

Spychips

how major corporations and government plan to track your every purchase and watch your every move

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Publisher
Plume
Language
English
Pages
278

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Previews available in: English

Subjects
Electronic surveillance, Radio frequency identification systems, Right of Privacy, Social aspects of Electronic surveillance, Electronic surveillance, social aspects, Privacy, right of
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Spychips: how major corporations and government plan to track your every purchase and watch your every move
2006, Plume
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Spychips: how major corporations and government plan to track your every move with RFID
2005, Nelson Current
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Table of Contents

Tracking everything everywhere : the RFID threat
Spychips 101 : the basics of RFID
The master plan : how RFID could change your world forever
The spy in your shoe : how everyday objects could report on their owners
There's a target on your back : how marketers plan to use RFID to manipulate and spy on customers
The RFID retail zoo : the future of shopping
Bringing it home : how RFID could invade your private spaces
Talking trash : how the RFID tags you throw away say as much as the ones you keep
Yes, that's your medicine cabinet talking : how your doctor, pharmacy, and hospital plan to use RFID
This is a stickup : RFID crimes, should-be crimes, and just plain snooping
Downshifting into surveillance mode : tracking people through their travels
The chips that won't die : technical fixes to the RFID problem
Adapt or die : how RFID backers hope to get you on board
Are you next? : numbering, tracking, and controlling humans with RFID
Your tax dollars at work : government use of RFID
The nightmare scenario : what if Hitler had RFID?
Pull the plug! : how you can help win the RFID war
Epilogue.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Other Titles
Spy chips

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Dewey Decimal Class
323.44/82
Library of Congress
JC596.2.U5 A43 2005

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xvii, 278 p. :
Number of pages
278

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OL19487905M

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