Chipping Away at Your Privacy
A computer microchip as small as a grain of rice - and potentially as small as a speck of dust - is about to change your life. Soon to be installed in thousands of machines and household appliances, it promises to make your life dramatically easier. But these same super-small chips might also create a profound threat to your personal privacy.
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