Are you willing to get a microchip to land this job??

Talk about locking down security! I don't think any job is worth it if they require it. I will go back to bartending if I have to!

https://www.hackread.com/a-us-firm-plans-to-install-microchips-in-employees/

It's definitely something that other business might start doing, but I am curious how the current employees are accepting this requirement.

What would you do? Thoughts, comments??

I am trying to think of some of the microchip movies that have released already...I recall the actors trying to dig out the microchips outta their skin to have freedom from being tracked...However, I guess I haven't had enough coffee for me to remember. Was it in District 9?

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olaHalo

Whats the advantage over any other form of ID? Harder to lose it?

How are updates handled?
How is it removed?
What happens when someone quits?
What is there to prevent them from turning on GPS later?

Would I do it? Yes, I'd do just about anything for the right amount of money. And so would most others

Phalanx

If they want me to carry company property at all times, they better pay me so I take care of their property at all times...

jt2929

It's completely optional for the employee and not at all required to land a job with that company. Nice clickbait though.

shochan

jt2929 wrote: »

It's completely optional for the employee and not at all required to land a job with that company. Nice clickbait though.

Oh, you are very welcome JT!

scaredoftests

I don't care how much money they pay me. No thanks.

NetworkNewb

Just watched "The Belko Experiment" last week... I'll be passing on that. Not the greatest movie but check out the trailer if you don't know what it is.

TechGromit

I remember direct deposit was optional at one time, now you be hard pressed to find a larger company where it's not mandatory.

scaredoftests

Still, that is different than having something IMPLANTED in you.

Nerkle

Nope. I'd sooner freelance than work for companies that tried to force chipping me. Often times, companies that say that these things are "optional," make it extremely disadvantageous to refuse or have consequences to not doing so. I wonder if some of these employees faced this same "optional" choice or will have to very soon when the company adds pressure.

cyberguypr

No implant for me. My name is Werner Brandes. My voice is my passport. Verify me.

tunerX

Who pays to get the tumor excised?

markulous

I was talking about this with my coworkers this morning actually. One of them brought up a good point about if someone had to get an MRI, they'd need surgery to get it out, then put it back in again.

Obviously kinda a big privacy risk for the individual. I can't see a scenario where I would do this. At least not at the current time.

dizzy_kitty

I saw The Belko Experiment a few weeks ago as well! No thanks looool. I like having my body not explode.

Blucodex

cyberguypr wrote: »

No implant for me. My name is Werner Brandes. My voice is my passport. Verify me.

I leave message here on service but you do not call.

dustervoice

we are already "microchiped"! we all walk around with mobile phones and its not a choice.. Phones on street corners are no longer working.

NOC-Ninja

I dont know whats in that microchip. I know it can track where you are, track your temp, and etc. From there, it can create a profile. Its not new. They are doing this already using our phones. Although, I can throw my phone away. I cant take off that microchip anytime I want.

UnixGuy

No thank you

TechGromit

NOC-Ninja wrote: »

Although, I can throw my phone away. I cant take off that microchip anytime I want.

That's why I always carry around an ax with me, just in case I have to ditch the chip... and my hand.

dustervoice

NOC-Ninja wrote: »

They are doing this already using our phones. Although, I can throw my phone away. I cant take off that microchip anytime I want.

Throw your phone away and use what?

Fulcrum45

No thanks. I have no desire to become one with technology.

p@r0tuXus

Transhumanism is the next logical step in our evolution, or so some believe. The (un)natural course that is inevitable which will extend life beyond a normal person's comprehension. It'll redefine certain aspects of the human experience and what it means to be "alive." The RFID ship has sailed and I don't see it slowing down. My state, Missouri, just finally caved to the pressures of incorporating this tracking technology in state/govt issued ID's which they've been fighting since 2005. These Real-ID cards are required to board planes, enter govt buildings, etc. Eventually, you won't need your phone or your watch to make crypto-currency exchanges or change the thermostat in your home/car/whatever. The applications are amazing... the scary concept of who controls it and to what extent you can not participate and be left out of society makes it less savory, but I see it happening none-the-less. It seems that the younger generations all ready adopt newer technology more quickly than the ones before them, with good cause, but the ramifications socially seem to be related to the society feeling more and more isolated.