OoOoOooooOoo scaaarryyyy

>>45678
It will follow the same adoption as social media in that you are a social outcast and weirdo if you don't display all of your personal information for the world to see and be excluded from job applications because you lack one.

>What, you don't have your implant? Get out of here granddad

inb4 /x/-tier mark of the beast conspiracies

>>45678
buzzfeed have sold their souls

remember when it was cool to not conform?

>>45725
Remember when the golden rule of the internet was to never give out any sort of personal information?

>>45678
Pretty weird it's only the left hand...

>>45678

why do none of these morons think about how they're going to have their hand cut off in a mugging?

>>45752
of course there is no 100% guarantee that you and your money will be safe.
but most of this thiefs would never cut off your arm to get your payoff.
this system could reduce the street criminality a lot.

>>45725
You mean when everybody conformed differently than usual, but still ended up conforming?

>>45731
Good times

>>45755
don't need to cut off the hand - just scan the chip and upload it to the cloud. Got a chip built in that can grab new data as needed, like a never-ending flow of accounts.

>28k likes
>Virtually every comment is against it

Cool "like" botnet, Buzzfeed.

I remember when I was working as a Pharmacy Tech we had to print out barcodes every day for logins, to make it easier then typing out our passwords and whatnot, to make it easier some of us just slapped the code on the back of our hands and peeled it off every day when we left, we had a Christian guy come in and start bitching about it because of the mark of the devil or some shit, I just looked at him and wondered what was his problem.

>>45678
>The challenge with mobile payments is that, especially in the US, it's so easy to use cards.

Are you fucking serious? Not that RFID tech is as secure as say wifi? How does this channel have so many subs?

>>45752
That is like saying someone stole my router to access my wifi.

Aaron Russo called this shit 10 years ago.

>>45731
This still is my golden rule. This is why I don't have facebook.

Different username and password for every single website I've registered for. Multiple Gmail accounts to increase anonymity.

Couldn't thieves also scan your hand while you're not paying attention?
Couldn't this also be hijacked by the NSA to spy on us some more?
Couldn't this also trigger the end times?

Fucking hipster technology worshiping cunts have no idea what they're dealing with

>>45863
>itz da mark of da beast!!!!!

>>45863

What? This is all for your protection and the protection of children.

By monitoring individuals at all moments, we can prevent terrorism, prevent immigration, prevent crime, and prevent any sort of problems that commoners can inflict upon society.

>if you don't want to be monitored, you must have something to hide.

>>45678
>>Can easily buy goods

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA LEMINGS.JPG

>>45710
As it should be. You scared of cars too?

>>45881
>oh my amurrican freedumbs

>>45911
As you should be, I always look both ways before crossing the street.

>>45743
They couldn't afford an accelerometer and didn't want to lose valuable masturbatory data. An updated model will follow soon that will include a bluetooth chip, an accelerometer, and will be right hand only

>>45863
Because thieves are so hi tech.
Who cares if the nsa is watching you, are you doing something wrong?
End of times? Tinfoiler. Our economy is foolproof.

>>45933
Ironic sarcasm, the UK has more cameras in entire land mass the the US has in its much, much larger and more powerful land mass.

There's not really anything that anyone can do with a subcutaneous chip that they can't already do with a smartphone. This is true both for consumers and for the NSA/corporate overlords. In terms of tracking, smartphones already do everything this could do and more. In terms of usefulness for the user, the disadvantages outweigh the advantages. Pulling something out of your pocket a couple of times a day is not as bad as having one of these replaced every few years when the standards for the technology change, especially sense sensors won't be widely installed and you'll still have to use your wallet in most places.

>>45881
Too bad constant monitoring by the NSA doesn't really help shit seeing as how criminals continue to beat the system.

>>45752
Think though.
Guy comes into your store, pays with some cash? No problem.
Guy comes into your store, pays with someone else's card? I doubt they'd be caught right then and there unless the card was already frozen.
Guy comes into your store, pays with either a severed hand, or a lump of someone else's flesh? Pretty obvious. And I doubt someone resorting to mugging would have the sophistication to be able to implant a chip into their hand without it getting infected or worse.

>>46011
That's because we don't have enough of it yet, duh. Come on: look at recent terrorist attacks, like Paris and Boston. Those two attacks were both planned by siblings. Look at recent shootings, like San Bernardino and the Millers': both planned by married couples. Clearly it was easier to plan these attacks because the perpetrators could conspire where there were no cameras. If we had cameras inside homes and cars, or perhaps if all citizens were required to wear microphones and occasionally check in with law enforcement, think of all the lives we could have saved!

(sarcasm, of course)

>>46020
But I have illegal porn in my pc.

>>45678

>Buzzfeed

dropped