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I don't see enough benefit in passive chip implantation, like RFID: just another authentication protocol that ultimately can get hacked. While an active chip wo
by jackfoxy 17y ago
I don't see enough benefit in passive chip implantation, like RFID: just another authentication protocol that ultimately can get hacked. While an active chip would generate heat and potentially become carcinogenic. I suppose that can be overcome.
- allenp 17y agoI think the benefit of the passive chip is that you can use it for ID. I can definitely see a scenario where a chip with a medical ID is used by emergency teams to do things like give blood and medicine by referencing a database for your bio-medical information. This would be a lot easier to do in the military and would make a lot of sense with more and more automation in that process.