How Disney World is keeping tabs on visitors with rubbery wristbands

The Verge
By Chris SchodtJul 31, 2014, 9:16 pm413 pts
Beginning last year, Disney World started issuing "MagicBands," rubberized RFID wristbands that can do everything from unlock your hotel room to act as a fast pass to get you slotted to skip the long lines on rides. It also tracks your every move and lets you buy things. With tens of thousands of visitors to…

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