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Meaghan Ziemba, Editor  RFID technology is being implemented
everywhere, but should there be guidelines to determine what is
appropriate and what is just downright ridiculous?  From
tracking devices to medical innovations, RFID is gaining
popularity among those craving convenience and efficiency. No
more struggling to find keys in the couch cushion; no more
frantic searches for loose change to pay for tolls; and no more
hiding in the bushes or hiring a private investigator to track
your devious children. With RFID, information can be tracked,
stored, recorded, and transferred with a simple scan.  But
should there be a set of guidelines to determine what tracking
is appropriate and what isn’t? What about privacy? How can
consumers be reassured that having RFID tech implemented into
their lives won’t lead to unnecessary snooping by certain
governmental agencies or businesses. We all have every right to
be skeptical  Recently, I reported on how RFID is