Even if cell phone companies were so inclined as to keep tabs on people, they are not answerable to the government, and hence it cannot be assumed that the government has those records, if they exist. Also, not being tracked by a cell phone is as easy as turning it off, whereas not being tracked by an RFID in your driver's license would require you to not have ID when you move about. |
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im one to edge on the side of caution and do not play into paranoia but the government has full access to mobile and landline phones http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agN7S5Siy1o |
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This is stemming from the argument that the government could set up rfid scanners everywhere. It is much more feasible to set up a network of cell-phone trackers as they have a much greater range. |
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Aren't cell phone sim cards likened unto RFID chips? You can be traced anywhere if you have your cell phone with you. |
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