FDPIC – Data pro­tec­tion aspects of the use of RFID technology

Radio chips that can read and store data cont­act­less­ly and wit­hout visu­al cont­act using radio waves (so-cal­led Radio Fre­quen­cy Iden­ti­fi­ca­ti­on, RFID) are being used in an incre­a­sing num­ber of appli­ca­ti­on are­as. While for cer­tain are­as the­re are no con­cerns for the use of RFID chips from a data pro­tec­tion per­spec­ti­ve, in others the­re are signi­fi­cant risks for the pri­va­cy of the public. The­r­e­fo­re, when using RFID tech­no­lo­gy, pre­cau­ti­ons must always be taken to pre­vent unlawful pro­ce­s­sing of per­so­nal data.

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