Well...it's finally happening. In Wisconsin, several employees at a Tech company have agreed to allow themselves to be microchipped. It was reported that out of 80 employees there, 50 agreed to get the chip. This tiny chip will allow them to enter their work building without having to key in a code, and to buy food in the break or cafeteria area.
Although the employer at this company says that the microchips do not have GPS or tracking abilities, who knows if that's true or not?, because the kinds of microchips they use in animals/pets do have tracking abilities. So, how could this particular chip be any different?
Most people are afraid to get a microchip implanted, but I wouldn't be surprised if one day we were all required to undergo the procedure.