New US e-passports to speed checkpoint times, freak out privacy types, in April or May
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The feds are done debating and are all prepped to introduce RFID e-passports readable up to 20 feet away to US citizens who frequently travel to Canada, Mexico or the Caribbean in either April or May of 2008. The new
delay. Privacy advocates are obviously concerned about humans capturing info or cloning the passports, but you can always “accidentally” destroy your RFID chip whether that’s adequate of an issue for you — the […]
Orginal post by Paul Miller
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