Is there a microchip implant in your country?

[Freddie Aguiluz]

You can inject one under your skin and no one will ever notice, Using short-range Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) signals, it can transmit your identity as your pass through a security checkpoint or walk into a football stadium. it can help you buy groceries at wal-mart. in a worst-case scenario- of you are kidnapped in a foreign countty for example- it could save your life.

are you agree with this thing?

 We are a christian country and we believe in the teachings of the bible, and it told us that one day there will be a currency using a mark on the skin. Planting a chip on the body tells us that the prophecy from the bible is true.

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[Mpamaegbu]

What the heck is that for. The world isn't a microcosm of the defunct Soviet Union or the modern Russia where the Big Brother eyes are on the prowl.

You can bet that the disadvantages of using this chip far outweighs the Merit of it. One sincerely hopes that it does not become a case of surgery gone bad a few years after it is done. I could cite the Michael Jackson case (And several others from the Botch TV show) as a reference to my last sentence?

[Xester]

You can inject one under your skin and no one will ever notice, Using short-range Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) signals, it can transmit your identity as your pass through a security checkpoint or walk into a football stadium. it can help you buy groceries at wal-mart. in a worst-case scenario- of you are kidnapped in a foreign countty for example- it could save your life.

are you agree with this thing?

It is impossible to have those kind of technology here in my country.  Why?  It is not because I do not believe that my country can do that but every corner of our country still have no electricity.  Some areas have no knowledge about computers.  Some do not even have the potential to have access to school. So before doing that microchip implant maybe there are things to become the priority.

[bocyaj]

You can inject one under your skin and no one will ever notice, Using short-range Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) signals, it can transmit your identity as your pass through a security checkpoint or walk into a football stadium. it can help you buy groceries at wal-mart. in a worst-case scenario- of you are kidnapped in a foreign countty for example- it could save your life.

are you agree with this thing?

It is impossible to have those kind of technology here in my country.  Why?  It is not because I do not believe that my country can do that but every corner of our country still have no electricity.  Some areas have no knowledge about computers.  Some do not even have the potential to have access to school. So before doing that microchip implant maybe there are things to become the priority.

In my country too .This technology is impossible to happen in my country.Many of the people in my country are illiterate and don't know how to use the computer.Then only they will use this micro chip technology.If any technology have to implement in country means , atleast half of the people in that country should know that technology.

[Emin90]

In my country there is no such technology. I think a few countries can boast of such a chip can what you said and is a plus but I think this is Will be used as surveillance of a particular person and Yes all men in General, so I'm against it and not like it vvvodit themselves under the skin.

[DaftAjax]

You can inject one under your skin and no one will ever notice, Using short-range Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) signals, it can transmit your identity as your pass through a security checkpoint or walk into a football stadium. it can help you buy groceries at wal-mart. in a worst-case scenario- of you are kidnapped in a foreign countty for example- it could save your life.

are you agree with this thing?

Short-range RFID is not enough if you're kidnapped.

I must admit, the benefits of this Brain-Chip-Implant (BCI) are tempting so to speak. But this thing? Its illegal, why? Because you will have to test it in a living human, not to mention there are high possibilities that it will fail. Resulting senseless deaths - sacrifices, and inhuman experiments.

Well at the very least, for now. Although there are no doubt that it will have failures in the run, if this would be successful this could be revolutionary. Its like you're walking in the real world with the VR in your head.

Also, RFID will not suffice, why not add or replace a more sophisticated but optimized approach like in the cellular signals.

[Nahl]

in my countRy only ornamental fishs and dogs implanted microchip to identifier birth date, age, or specification species and i wasn't heard there was any people who have microchip into their body but maybe in the future when digital era this will happened that to shop at shopping mall we not necessary to have wallet and to make payment only scanned our microchip

[Unsmart boy]

I do not have this technology in my country.Because many people in my country are illiterate illiterates.
There is no knowledge about their computer. Most people in my country do not know how to use computers. How do they use this micro-chip technology? Implementation of any technology in a country means that most people in that country will know about this technology.

[Mometaskers]

Waiting for someone to yell out "It's the Mark of the Beast!" 

There is none of this in my country, at least none I heard. First time I heard about this was in the news article about a dog returned to its owner because of an ear implant. There are already people having this done on themselves to do certain tasks at home like automatically unlocking doors, for example.

Definitely would have an issue with privacy. Even today it's already easy for us to be tracked using facial recognition software.

[creeps]

You can inject one under your skin and no one will ever notice, Using short-range Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) signals, it can transmit your identity as your pass through a security checkpoint or walk into a football stadium. it can help you buy groceries at wal-mart. in a worst-case scenario- of you are kidnapped in a foreign countty for example- it could save your life.

are you agree with this thing?

Is this technology already exist? Never heard this thing here in my place but I think this is ok for me if the intentions are good but if privacy will not private anymore I will not support this one. It can really save your life in terms on that circumstances but hopefully no side effect for us.

[Shenzou]

You can inject one under your skin and no one will ever notice, Using short-range Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) signals, it can transmit your identity as your pass through a security checkpoint or walk into a football stadium. it can help you buy groceries at wal-mart. in a worst-case scenario- of you are kidnapped in a foreign countty for example- it could save your life.

are you agree with this thing?

In my country a guy using credit card to buy stuff is kind of a big deal,let alone microships implemented under your forearm, this idea might only be usefull in countries where people are well aware of this technology, because what is the pourpouse of it if you can't really use it anywhere to pay for your things, i know that in denmark where bitcoin is accepted there are people walking around with thier wallets implemnted in these microchips, and they use it to buy from vending machines.

[mrcash02]

There are many apparent advantages, but on the other hand you will be being tracked 24/7. If you value your privacy it won't be good and acceptable. There could be someone good monitoring the chips, someone who won't use this 'advantage' to harm the monitored ones, but if someday it changes and an evil person start monitoring it?

[godzillarekt007]

Supremely against this idea because it takes any privacy away and it stripes you forever. Why are people so dead set on giving up their privacy? I will gladly give up the chance of me getting found in a remote situation for my freedom and privacy everyday.