(a) One source of resistance to the adoption of RFID by many organizations stems from ongoing privacy concerns.

(b) One concern is that RFID tags can be scanned without anyones knowledge.

(c) Because RFID tags are nonspecific in the scanner that they transmit data to (meaning an RFID tag doesnt distinguish between a scanner located in a high-level security clearance area in the Pentagon or the inventory scanner in a department storeit still transmits its data regardless), anyone with an RFID scanner could conceivably access data encoded on an RFID tag.