There is no need to give you an RFID tag
Which isn’t even what is suggested is happening in this article only the syringe is ‘tagged’.
Especially since you already voluntarily pay each month to be tracked via your cell phone and it’s IP address.
And more than a silly and limited RFID tag attached To a syringe, your phone provides real time data from two still cameras, a video camera, a microphone, a satellite GPS location devices as well a record of all text or email conversations, your internet browsing history as well a list of all your friends and family and thier contact information.
Now you may think HIPPA laws protect your privacy.
But here’s a little example of what I can do AND HAVE DONE with just your phone location.
let’s say you go to the pharmacy to fill your prescription.
I take two lists, one a list of what medications were sold and at what time.
I add the list of Ip addresses inside the store when the medicine purchase was made.
Then I just compare lists from other days and which phones were in the store.
Now I know what pills ‘your phone’ bought and how frequently
And I can send you an ad for that medication just before you are about to run out.
But without ‘violating your privacy’
Excellent Points, BiggBob!
But your store, or chain’s system isn’t as useful to a
corruptocrat, looking to get his tyrannogasm on...
(the natural tendency in any and all, necessarily evil, governments.)
How much more tempting, the potential of a global
New World Order database, all nice and tidy?
~Easy