Do you support what this company is doing?

[anony_mouse]

not in a million years

What about now?

 

[Tartarus]

How would touch ID work?

When the chip is implanted, you get to identify and authenticate yourself.
Whenever the chip gets detached from your body or thinks it’s detached, you have to reauthorize it.
Much like the current way TouchID works.
There is no additional need to identify through TouchID.

 

[anony_mouse]

When the chip is implanted, you get to identify and authenticate yourself.
Whenever the chip gets detached from your body or thinks it’s detached, you have to reauthorize it.
Much like the current way TouchID works.
There is no additional need to identify through TouchID.

That's a pity.

 

[Tartarus]

That's a pity.

This is all hypothetical.

How would you like it?

 

[anony_mouse]

This is all hypothetical.

How would you like it?

I would like to have my Apple chip implanted into someone else. I would then activate it using touch ID.

 

[qbnkelt]

What about now?

no, not even now.

 

[Not Quite Right]

Thats a big NOPE!!!

 

[pkcable]

I'm not quite sure how I feel about this! I BIG part of me is VERY uneasy, big brother, NSA, they are watching etc BUT the futurist in me does see the benefit to the technology. If it could be encrypted and protected properly AND if it's 100% optional, I might be ok with it. But I got to know exactly what it's doing, what data it's collecting and who gets it, etc!

 

[roystreet]

I'm not quite sure how I feel about this! I BIG part of me is VERY uneasy, big brother, NSA, they are watching etc BUT the futurist in me does see the benefit to the technology. If it could be encrypted and protected properly AND if it's 100% optional, I might be ok with it. But I got to know exactly what it's doing, what data it's collecting and who gets it, etc!

You'll never know exactly what they are doing with it.
Nor will you ever know what they totally can do with this technology.

Unfortunately, but 100% predictably...Things like this will ALWAYS be abused at some point, if not immediately.

 

[Premium1]

So what happens when you leave, or get fired? Do they just wipe the chip or does it get removed? What if you get an infection? They're not forcing employees to do it, so that's good, but I wouldn't do it personally.

Apparently you can pop it right out like a splinter.

 

[anon(50597)]

Apparently you can pop it right out like a splinter.

Great, I love splinters.

 

[Premium1]

Great, I love splinters. ??????

Don't we all. But I would never do this. I have watched far too many movies where this goes bad. Nice the company is allowing people to choose, I would be one not doing it though.