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California has barred human RFID tagging
Oct 17 2007, Bhagaban

California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has endorsed a Bill that bars forceful implantation of RFID tags into human skins. The Bill will come into force from January next year. The newly enacted legislation restricts companies from forcing their...

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