RFID is not being well received by the consumer. Whether the mindset will change any time soon is a mystery. There seem to be some strong opinions on this matter.
Whatever the motivation, it's clear that industry is finally getting the message: RFID is fine for pallets of goods in a warehouse, but not for people. In an age of ubiquitous surveillance cameras, government tracking systems, and biometrics, consumers dislike the idea that they can be tracked via packages of cream cheese, razor blades, and shampoo.
Shutting shopping bags to prying eyes.
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Posted by: Biometric Time Clock | August 15, 2009 at 08:08 PM