Microchips, the future

[H. Dawary]

Everyone, I give you the future. It might be the next bit-coin, but this is just a weak prediction as I haven't done enough research. But I will update each time I learn something new and important about it.

Would like to hear thoughts.

 

[jamahir]

@Hakim Dawary, what if some criminals catch hold of a chipped person and force his hand towards a door or a money transferer ?? Isn't this easier to do so compared to someone using a PIN or a password ??

@RealNapster @Hamartia Antidote @fitpOsitive @ps3linux

 

[fitpOsitive]

@Hakim Dawary, what if some criminals catch hold of a chipped person and force his hand towards a door or a money transferer ?? Isn't this easier to do so compared to someone using a PIN or a password ??
@RealNapster @Hamartia Antidote @fitpOsitive @ps3linux

Actually banking related electronics, software and other stuff is a separate class in itself just like Military, medical , aerospace or consumer electronics and software. So, whenever such systems will be implemented, separate guides and standards for safety will also be available.
In nutshell, money is the most important thing all around us, so, don't worry.

 

[Yaseen1]

i think they will increase risk of cancer

 

[jamahir]

i think they will increase risk of cancer

Maybe they are made of the same material that heart pacemakers are made of.

 

[Yaseen1]

i not think so as they have to emit and receive signals which create radiation unlike heart pacemaker ,radiation are not good for health when they are so much embedded in body,most of jobs of these chips can be done by fingerprints so they are not necessity

Maybe they are made of the same material that heart pacemakers are made of.

 

[ps3linux]

@Hakim Dawary, what if some criminals catch hold of a chipped person and force his hand towards a door or a money transferer ?? Isn't this easier to do so compared to someone using a PIN or a password ??

@RealNapster @Hamartia Antidote @fitpOsitive @ps3linux

More later, but what did wesley snipes used as retina scan in "Demolition Man"
an embedded RFID chip, easier to hack why not cut the damn arm?