Reply #16: I'm well beyond student age, but I know that if these were around

[RaleighNCDUer]

when I was a student my first bad choice would be to find the damn thing and throw it away.

Seriously, any kid over 9 yrs old is going to be cutting them out, microwaving their clothes, etc., to get rid of these things. The odds of being kidnapped by someone other than a non-custodial parent are absurdly low.

It's all a part of the surveilance society preparing them for RFID drivers licences and passports and implants when they are adults. Need to track soldiers on the battlefield? Implant RFID chips in 3 million servicemen. Need to keep track of convicts? Implant RFID chips in 2.5 million prisoners.

You start with those who cannot protest. Like servicemen. Or prisoners. Or children.