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Would you let your employer or office building put an RFID chip in you?
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RE: Would you let your employer or office building put an RFID chip in you?
(February 3, 2015 at 6:23 pm)Faith No More Wrote:
(February 3, 2015 at 5:56 pm)Cthulhu Dreaming Wrote: The embeddable RFID chips don't (and can't) transmit unless they're in close proximity to a receiver.

Is this because of the design of RFID chips, or is it possible to make one that doesn't?
What would stop them from putting a chip in you that wasn't dependent like that?

The chips I am aware of have no power source of their own - they're capacitively(*) coupled and obtain power generated in a field by the receiver.

What would stop "them" from putting in a chip that didn't depend on being powered by an external field? It'd have to have it's own power source, and you wouldn't want something like that embedded in you. :p

ETA: The passive chips used today aren't technically capacitively or inductively coupled, but still depend on the receiver as a power source.
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RE: Would you let your employer or office building put an RFID chip in you? - by Jackalope - February 3, 2015 at 6:31 pm

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