RFID blocking technology
Radio-frequency identification (RFID) is a relatively new technique in which electromagnetic fields automatically identify and track tags attached to objects. Containing electronically stored information, these tags respond to certain radio frequencies by allowing them access to the data stored on the object they’re attached to.For this reason, many industries use RFID tags to track the location of automobiles, pharmaceuticals, livestock and pets.
The problem? RFID tags can be attached to personal belongings, meaning that someone can access, clone and use the personal data stored on your identity documents and bank cards; such as your address, contact number, Social Security Number, pertinent account or employee information.
