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Yes, cell phones. If your phone has juice without much work at all you can be tracked to a relatively small area and with just a bit of work to an exact area.
Plus the E-911 law requires that all new cell phones have the ability to precisely identify their location (ostensibly for use when calling 911).
So most people have already consented to an ability to be tracked way more pervasive and potentially useful (and nefarious) than embedded RFID microchips.
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