Everyware - Privacy in the 21cent
Filed in archive Privacy by on September 30, 2006
Adam Greenfield wrote a great book about it - "Everyware". A book that should be in every school right now. It is about the good and the bad things with RFID.
Good is for example: "everyone's favorite example is the washing
machine that won't let you mix colors and whites." I would love that ;-)Bad is the permanent control. And that's the problem I think. RFID is build as a control tool, not for enhanced possibilities. Something so inherent will not change and that means our privacy concerns will persist.
You should read this: Ethical guidelines for a world of invisible, endless machines
Or watch the videos of the Adam Greenfield event in Tokio.
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