Posted on Jul 25, 2017
32M Becomes First-Ever Company to Implant Micro-Chips in Employees
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32M Becomes First-Ever Company to Implant Micro-Chips in Employees
While the advantages are evident, I've always been raised to associate this technology with the last book in the Bible.
While the advantages are evident, I've always been raised to associate this technology with the last book in the Bible.
32M Becomes First-Ever Company to Implant Micro-Chips in Employees
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I don't see the advantage this brings over current non medically invasive technology (badges, fingerprints, passcodes, retina scanners, etc). What happens when someone comes up with a technique for breaking whatever encryption is built into the chip? You'll have to have it surgically removed and replaced. That's just plain stupid. From a Risk Management standpoint, it sets up the employer for lawsuits related to everything from infections to fibromyalgia caused by putting this device under the skin of their employees.
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MGySgt (Join to see)
I was speaking surface-level advertised ease. The rest of what you mentioned was what the whole article was discussing.
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