Microchip implant for boarding pass
I can't see this catching on in a big way but you never know:
Microchip Implants That Replace Boarding Passes: Dutch Airline Passenger Uses Implant To Breeze Through Airport Security |
Why? I'd rather they chipped my suitcase, but they wouldn't be able to steal my personal data - the shops and restaurants I visit, how long I spend in the toilets. My dwell time in the lounge, etc.
They ain't doing it for us. |
Daily Fail and Inquisitr working hard together to get almost nothing right. What's the chance that Andreas Sjöström, in a one-off trial with SAS at Stockholm Arlanda Airport, isn't Dutch? Can't even steal a story from the Daily Telegraph right.
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It looks like technology desperately looking for an application... Have also heard about a bar trial where implants could be used for payment, didn't take off.
One thing I hope is that one does not end up with 17 different implants, one for each application, like the stack of plastic you carry in your wallet now. |
I think the Smartphone has already won this battle. Even if you need one app per carrier, it's easier than plastic or injecting yourself with plastic.
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I'm with PAXboy. But for a different reason. It is easier to forge a chip than it is a person so let the body be the identity and not the chip. Smartphone technology such as the fingerprint recognition system in the iPhone means that you identify yourself to a device which in turn identfies you to a system. More complicated to forge. And I agree with the poster who said stick the chips on suitcases.
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