Door Mick Meaney
Alternatief Nieuws RINF

Aangezien de koepel van het Millennium aan het publiek dit weekend heropent, noemde O2, over £350m anders is besteed aan het bijwerken van en het toevoegen van nieuwe technologie, met inbegrip van privacy die RFID veiligheidspassen voor alle 2.500 personeel binnenvalt.

De laatste jaren is het gebruik van RFID van gestegen

• het volgen van goed
• zijnd verborgen binnenkledingsetiketten
• het inplanteren in onze huisdieren
• gebruikt in experimenten op de zieke mentaliteit

Er is groeiende druk in het UK voor ouders aan microchip hun kinderen als veiligheid

NEC’s Richard Farnworth at the O2 venue said “It’s not Big Brother at all, what we’re trying to do here is make ease of access for the 2,500 employees that are going to be in the venue everyday”.

However Mr. Farnworth also states the use of the RFID chips can monitor where employees are in the venue.

As highlighted by editor of Vanity Fair magazine and writer for the Observer newspaper, Henry Porter in his Channel 4 documentary, Suspect Nation, these chips can be easily implanted under the skin through a seemingly normal injection and act as a ‘human barcode’.

Besides the obvious privacy concerns of RFID chips, if implanted in humans the risks are enormous. If the chips malfunction it could lead to major surgery and open the floodgates for identity thieves.

Some religious groups fear RFID as ‘the mark of the beast’ although the way RFID chips are currently being used does not justify that concern. They do however create the possibility that one day all humans will be chipped at birth and will become mandatory as we move towards a cashless society.

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