This .... seems like a bad idea????
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Replying to @IamShaneMorris @KalhanR
There are always ways to abuse technology. Imagine the case where this was a rental, and the landlord or management company had a time stamped log of every time you enter or exit your apartment. Personal data can always be misused in ways that get brushed off as unlikely/absurd.

Jun 29, 2020 · 9:44 PM UTC

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Replying to @internetofshit @IamShaneMorris @KalhanR
key fobs are a good point, they can be assigned to an owner, but if it’s an embedded chip then there is definite evidence of who is using it, so there’s differences
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Replying to @internetofshit @IamShaneMorris @KalhanR
yes there is always ways to abuse technology, so what's exactly your point here? don't use technology?
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yes. i am internet of shit.
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Replying to @internetofshit @IamShaneMorris @KalhanR
How does the RFID being implanted in the hand expose the user to more risk than if they just used a key-fob in their wallet or a phone app?
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think about cellphone tower pings being used as evidence in court as an example of things people didn’t think about before the late 90s
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Replying to @internetofshit @IamShaneMorris @KalhanR
Our technology has exceeded our ethics for many generations now.
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Replying to @internetofshit @IamShaneMorris @KalhanR
That's doable anyway with a security camera. An embedded RFID chip, however, can be read from a *large* distance, with some not-expensive equipment. (See how far it's possible to read a RFID-equipped passport, for example.)
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Replying to @internetofshit @IamShaneMorris @KalhanR
Yet, it would be a lot simpler and more effective to track your presence and activity of your other devices, like your phone on the apartment wifi.
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Replying to @internetofshit @IamShaneMorris @KalhanR
We need some kind of IOT bill of rights like 1: Current user can local root. 2: Always open source so users can ensure the function and data collection characteristics of the system 3: Illegal for non-residents to access data. Non-resident parties may only admin logins/updates
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Replying to @internetofshit @IamShaneMorris @KalhanR
I love French law for this. Tenants have the right to do whatever they want with the lock, and can change it as soon as they settle.
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