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EU: The European Commission is consulting on the use of RFID chips, privacy and security

01 February 2008

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Consultation (link)

Background: Commission propsal, COM 96, 2007 (pdf) Opinion of the European Data Protection Supervisor (pdf) Opinion of the Article 29 Working Party on personal data (WP 136, pdf) Thanks to EDRI see: EC Draft Recommendation on RFID Privacy and Security published (link)

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