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Patent drawing for Privacy system for electronically tagged goods
US 11,238,714 B2
Communications US 11,238,714 B2 Not in force

Privacy system for electronically tagged goods

This invention describes a system designed to protect the privacy of people who own items with electronic tags, like RFID chips. When an item changes hands, the system records information about the first owner, such as its location or transaction history. Once a new owner takes over, the system associates new information with them and prevents them from seeing the previous owner's data, effectively tracking the item's ownership changes while maintaining privacy.

Why it matters: Since 2021, the widespread adoption of RFID and NFC in various goods has intensified privacy concerns around item tracking. Advances in secure cloud database architectures and access control mechanisms now offer more robust and scalable ways to implement the required data segregation.

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Not in forceListed as no longer active. The specific reason is not in the record we hold.
How hard to build
SpecializedSoftware logic, database, RFID integration, privacy protocols

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