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The Sorting Door Project is an exploration of issues around Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), including of surveillance and privacy; unique identification; and classification.
RFID technologies will introduce new stresses in the tension between personal privacy, and information collection and analysis.
The Sorting Door is intended as a testbed for technologies and policies to address issues raised by RFID.
research on using object type information to make "educated guesses" as to identity, whether unique, or as part of various classes.
Why call it the "Sorting Door?"
What are RFIDs, and how prevalent are they?
How can I tell if items I have have RFIDs in them?
If there are RFIDs on objects I own, should I worry?
What can I do about RFID tags I don't want?
"Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID), Surveillance and Privacy: The Sorting Door Project", to be published in the proceedings of Working Together, Research & Development Partnerships in Homeland Security, April 27-28, 2005.
Guest Editorial: "Privacy Invasion as ROI," for the Association for Automatic Identification and Mobility, August 24, 2005.
Other papers from Stapleton-Gray & Associates, Inc.
Surpriv Blog, on RFID, surveillance and privacy issues.
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In that passage, there are 76 occurrences of the letter "t."
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