In China, a High-Tech Plan to Track People

In China, a High-Tech Plan to Track People

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Starting this month in a port neighborhood and then spreading across Shenzhen, a city of 12.4 million people, residency cards fitted with powerful computer chips programmed by the same company will be issued to most citizens.

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Those who wish to control populations never stop pushing us down this road.

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Yup, the big spanking hand is looming over Shenzhen, first of many cities to be sure.

I do find it ironically refreshing to hear a more complete and open approach to this. Usually these kind of "security" projects get dumbed-down and the real facts get obscured and information is blurry

Any Chinese out there like to comment?

Sys_Config beat us to the punch.

Existing thread:
IBM And CISCO Helping China setup 666 First!

Maybe one of you can help with the question I posed there..

OOps, I'm wrong, you were first.

[edit on 8/13/2007 by aecreate]

In my thread I was hoping to get some information on
the American company, China Public Security

China Public Security Technology, the company providing the technology. Incorporated in Florida, China Public Security has raised much of the money to develop its technology from two investment funds in Plano, Texas: Pinnacle Fund and Pinnacle China Fund. Three investment banks, -- Roth Capital Partners in Newport Beach, Calif.; Oppenheimer & Co. in New York; and First Asia Finance Group of Hong Kong, -- helped it raise the money.

Now what I found weird, at least for me, was when I
went to check China Public Security's stock on yahoo finance,
and their business summary is as follows:

China Public Security Technology, Inc. provides consulting services in the commercial printing industry. It provides various printing services, including black and white, two or four color, full color, design services, layout services, consulting...

If they're providing sophisticated computer software,
why are they being traded on the market as a provider of
consulting services in the commercial printing industry?

Heyyyyy..Sorry Bout the mix..I used search and was wondering why this thread did not pop up. anyway I found this article on the RF tags and devices here as well as an embedded link to wired that shows how to defeat some of this stuff..as your data can be ripped off anyway, defeating the initial purpose.On creating your own faraday cage..


SyS