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This section includes articles about RFID's potential impact on privacy and efforts to protect consumers from abuses.

GS1 Releases Privacy-Assessment Tool for RFID Users

The software application is intended to help companies assess any privacy risks that may result from their use of RFID technology, determine if they meet the European Commission's privacy recommendations and show them how to take corrective actions, if necessary.

Privacy Features

RFID Journal LIVE! Europe—UK Report

At RFID Journal's first event in London, presenters explained how businesses can employ radio frequency identification technologies for a variety of applications in retail, manufacturing, supply chain and marketing. View the presentations from the event.

Privacy Editor's Notes

Privacy Expert Views

European Privacy and Security Standards

Compliance with regulatory requirements will help, not hinder, RFID adoption.

Privacy Videos

Privacy White Papers

  • Mobile Near Field Communication (NFC) Tap 'n Go: Keep it Secure and Private
    Published December 2011
    Ann Cavoukian, Ph.D., the information and privacy commissioner of Ontario, Canada, explores Near Field Communication (NFC), a short-range wireless technology that allows mobile devices to actively interact with passive physical objects and other active mobile devices, thereby connecting the physical world to mobile services. This paper discusses NFC and its capabilities to potential users and the public, the potential privacy and security risks, how some risks are presently being met, and considerations for engineers and developers of NFC applications to embed additional security and privacy measures into the design of applications that utilize NFC capabilities. (22 pages)
    Tags: Privacy
  • License to Kill: RFID and Privacy
    Published October 2011
    Researchers have found that Apple's smartphones and tablets record and store customers' movements for up to a year. With that in mind, Nordic ID discusses RFID's implications for privacy, in terms of "sniffing," eavesdropping and security. (3 pages)
    Tags: Privacy
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