The spychips threat
Subtitle: why Christians should resist RFID and electronic surveillance
By: Katherine Albrecht and Liz McIntyre.
Contributors: McIntyre, Liz.; Albrecht, Katherine.
Publisher: Nelson Current
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Nashville, Tenn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 271
Subjects: Privacy, Right of -- United States.; Radio frequency identification systems.; Electronic surveillance -- Social aspects -- United States.
Description: Ever feel like you're being watched? This eye-opening book shows how a new technology may soon track your every move . . . and pave the way for the fulfillment of end-time biblical prophecy.
Notes: Rev. ed. of: Spychips. Nashville, Tenn. : Nelson Current, c2005.
Table of contents: title: Tracking everything and everyone : the RFID threat; title: Spychips 101 : the basics of RFID; title: The master plan : what the RFID industry has in store for us; title: The spy in your shoe : how everyday objects could report on their owners; title: There's a target on your back : how marketers plan to use RFID to manipulate and spy on customers; title: The RFID retail zoo : the future of shopping; title: Bringing it home : how RFID could invade your private spaces; title: Talking trash : the tags you throw away say as much as the ones you keep; title: Yes, that's your medicine cabinet talking : how your doctor, pharmacy, and hospital plan to use RFID; title: This is a stickup : RFID crimes, should-be crimes, and just plain snooping; title: Downshifting into surveillance mode : tracking people through their travels; title: The chips that won't die : technical fixes to the RFID problem; title: Adapt or die : the PR tactics they'll use to get you on board - and why they're wrong; title: Are you next? : numbering, tracking, and controlling humans with RFID; title: On the brink of the mark : controlling buying and selling through RFID; title: Your tax dollars at work : government use of RFID; title: The nightmare scenario : what if Hitler had RFID?; title: Answering the call to action : how Christians can help win the RFID war.