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In Sweden, Microchipping Humans Is All the Rage

In Sweden, Microchipping Humans Is All the Rage

“A tiny microchip inserted under the skin can replace the need to carry keys, credit cards and train tickets”

https://youtu.be/2Tjp8NDgmII

Since 2015, Swedes have embraced microchip technology and have been volunteering by the thousands to have a tiny microchip injected into their hand.

The AFP reports:

It’s the size of a grain of rice but could hold the key to many aspects of your life.

A tiny microchip inserted under the skin can replace the need to carry keys, credit cards and train tickets.

That might sound like an Orwellian nightmare to some but in Sweden it is a welcome reality for a growing number who favours convenience over concerns of potential personal data violations.

The small implants were first used in 2015 in Sweden — initially confidentially — and several other countries.

Swedes have gone on to be very active in microchipping, with scant debate about issues surrounding its use, in a country keen on new technology and where the sharing of personal information is held up as a sign of a transparent society.

Twenty-eight year-old Ulrika Celsing is one of 3,000 Swedes to have injected a microchip into her hand to try out a new way of life.

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Last year, a Wisconsin-based company was the first to roll-out microchips for humans in America.  This move has led to speculation that we will “all get chipped—eventually.”

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Comments

Can it help find the bodies left by the jihadists.

I predict a sharp rise in kidnapping.

Grrr8 American | May 14, 2018 at 7:57 am

FWIW one night I happened to stream a (2014) movie (Christian themed) that centers around chip implants called “Rumors of Wars” — it was obviously made on a budget, but was kind of interesting given the parallels it presents to modern social media (and the purveyors of it) and chip implants. I found the trailer on the movie website: http://www.rumorsofwarsmovie.com/home

Keys, credit cards and train tickets, eh? And then?

Then comes drivers license, passport, voter registration, citizen ID, blood type, residence, political affiliation, religious affiliation, bank balance, home address, and on and on – limited only by imagination.

Data acquisition has proved to have an insatiable appetite. And it will always work perfectly, all the time. And it will never be hacked or mis-coded. Yep.

Perhaps the Swedes have better fortune on accurate data in their databases. I’ve not been so fortunate, and it is a long, often unsuccessful, process to get false data corrected. People promoting this king of thing have never had false data of significance in their records.

buckeyeminuteman | May 16, 2018 at 8:01 am

She has a chip in her hand and can use it to unlock doors? I have fingers on my hand and I can use them to unlock doors as well.