The New Hampshire House of Representatives has voted to prohibit the implantation of tracking devices in humans without their written consent, WBZ News reports. The bill, approved by a 186-170 vote yesterday, also includes a provision banning the use of radio frequency identification (RFID) tags to track consumers, and would require consumer notice for any goods implanted with an RFID tag. Furthermore, the bill would prohibit cloning of RFID-enabled debit and credit cards. The bill must now be considered by the Senate before being signed into law.
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