Spychips: How Government And Major Corporations Are Tracking Your Every Move

Synopsis of Spychips: How Government And Major Corporations Are Tracking Your Every Move

«Spychips» is the essay by Katherine Albrecht and Liz McIntyre on RFID surveillance, published by Nelson Current in hardback (320 pages, in English).

The book exposes how large corporations and the US government plan to use RFID tags to track objects and people without consent. With real cases, it describes a future of total surveillance: remote scanning of bags, remote control of fridges, and chips under the skin, and calls for action to protect privacy.

First edition published in 2005; the cover indicates a foreword by Bruce Sterling.

Work for those interested in technology, privacy, civil rights, and electronic surveillance.