body hacking
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U.S. company’s microchip implant allows employees to open doors, log in or pay for foodWhile the technology has raised privacy concerns because of the potential to track a person's whereabouts and purchases, officials at 32M said the data in the microchip is encrypted and does not use GPS.TechJul 25, 2017
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Swedish company turns its employees into ‘cyborgs,’ and they love itThe upgrades have become so popular that workers at a Swedish company hold parties for those willing to get implanted.TechApr 3, 2017
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