Chip card to replace national ID, driver's licence
prepared by Prague Daily Monitor editorial staff / published 28 November 2007
The Interior Ministry wants to introduce identification cards the size of a credit card with an embedded chip that would replace current national IDs, driver's licences, health-insurance and other IDs within three years. "We are seeking agreement with other ministries to replace several IDs with a single card," says Deputy Interior Minister Zdeněk Zajíček, who is in charge of the project.
This seems very efficient, but somehow I envision that the next step is to implant that chip in your skull like something out of Minority Report.
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Is this good news or bad news?...
Posted by Al Tischler at 9:17 AM
Labels: Czech Republic, general
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...the mark of the beast. YIKES!
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