Geeks queue for RFID implants

UK Inquirer | January 6 2006

GEEKS are starting to implant themselves with RFID chips under the skin, if you believe Reuters.

The chips, which cost about $2, interact with a devices when they come within 3 inches of a reader, which scans the data on the chips.

Information about where to buy the chips and readers is available online at the "tagged" forum, (http://tagged.kaos.gen.nz/) where enthusiasts of the technology chat and share information.

So far more than 20 geeks say they have the implants They say teh procedure does not hurt and they almost don’t know that they are there – the chips not the geeks.

The advantage is that they can make security doors to their flats, and their computer files open securely at a wave of their hand.

However, the fact that the chip can be read by anyone with a reader means that the geeks are working on a "fabric shield". Perhaps wrapping themselves in tin foil, might do the trick.

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