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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) has garnered much attention in recent years as a method of supplanting the barcode. The uniqueness that RFID has engendered, allowing an instance of a product to be tracked, has raised some important privacy concerns. RFID technology has also promised to increase the amount of aggregate data that is collected. When dealing with data, especially the tremendous amount that RFID will produce, ethical concerns about how the data is to be used are prevalent. This paper reviews the RFID technology, presents challenges that the technology creates for privacy and ethics, and suggests possible solutions to these challenges.

RFID: A SURVEY OF ETHICAL AND PRIVACY CONCERNS