implant two other chips

  Currently,Brandon Dalaly has two chips inhis hand, the first being the key to Brandon Dalal's house, which holds his portfolio, his contact cards, medical information, Covid vaccination cards and similar items. The chip can be scanned with any mobile phone and open a portal where the information can be accessed.

  The second chip is the VivoKey Apex, a contactless NFC secure element chip. Used to unlock Tesla cars.

                                      Imagecredit: Brandon Dalaly

Chip security risks

Accidental or malicious access

    The worry is what should happen if the chip is accidentally used or accessed, or hacked? For example, could a nearby credit card machine accidentally scan your chip   and access your money?

    Brandon explained that the chip has to be very close to the machine to read it. "You have to be within a few millimeters, actually, hopefully you're not just going   through the credit card terminals, swiping them by hand during the transaction."It's a very short read range. It’s no different from your phone if you use Apple   Pay.It’s like that but it’s built in your hand.”

Is there a risk of bacterial infection

    The chips, he explained, are coated in biocompatible substances such as biopolymer. His other one is a bioglass. Once implanted, the body encapsulates the chip   with its own tissue.

                                    Imagecredit: Brandon Dalaly

The cost of implanting a chip

  For the cost of implanting the chip, it is not as high as people think. Brand Dalaly,as a beta tester, spends $300 to buy the chip, and the installation cost is $100. For him, it's the same as a hypodermic puncture. It's the same approach, but he sticks to something different.

Source: csdn