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RFID （ Electronic Tags ） Legal problems in Japan Takato Natsui Professor, Meiji University, Japan Practicing Lawyer (Asuka Kyowa Law Firm, Tokyo) Copyright © 2003 Takato Natsui, All rights reserved.

2 Realty RFID systems have been introduced into and used in real society of JapanRFID systems have been introduced into and used in real society of Japan –Example Suica Card of JRSuica Card of JR Edy Card of ANAEdy Card of ANA Hitachi developed μ ‐ chipHitachi developed μ ‐ chip

3 JR Suica Card

4 ANA Mileage Points Card

5 Hitachi - μ ‐ chip 0.3 mm IC chip

6 Legal Problems Violations of privacy rightsViolations of privacy rights SecuritySecurity Other ProblemsOther Problems –Disclosure and violation of confidential corporate information (Trade Secrets) –Electromagnetic interference and allocation of the electromagnetic spectrum –Code standards –Environmental issues –Harm to human health –Products liability

7 Mechanism of Privacy Violation The issue of privacy with respect to RFID is not one that arises from RFID, and is no more than an existing issue that has been expanded and made more apparent by RFID.The issue of privacy with respect to RFID is not one that arises from RFID, and is no more than an existing issue that has been expanded and made more apparent by RFID. Tracking in some sense is possible in any environment in which some “ object ” with tracking ID functions using a wireless or cable network can match data with individual identifications.Tracking in some sense is possible in any environment in which some “ object ” with tracking ID functions using a wireless or cable network can match data with individual identifications.

8 Human Identification Device Identification Privacy Violation +

9 Japanese Laws to be addressed to RFID problems Unauthorized Computer Access LawUnauthorized Computer Access Law –Not Applicable –Requires “ access via telecommunication line ” Personal Privacy Information LawPersonal Privacy Information Law –Applicable to only limited cases –Requires “ an entity handling personal information who has gathered a certain volume of such data ” Penal CodePenal Code –Applicable to only limited cases –Requires “ Physical Payment Card ” Wireless Communication LawWireless Communication Law –Not Applicable –Now drafting for amendment of the Law

10 My recommendation to protect Privacy right Current Japanese Laws shall be amended quicklyCurrent Japanese Laws shall be amended quickly Good Policy shall be establishedGood Policy shall be established –A policy should be adopted that when personal information is collected using RFID or RFID and data matching, clear notice or notification that personal information is being gathered using RFID must be provided. –Stealth application of RFID should be prohibited