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Microchips implanted in arms to show Covid vaccination status have been created by Swedish tech company

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https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/uk-news/covid-vaccine-microchip-arm-jab-22628634

Microchips implanted in arms to show Covid vaccination status have been created

Critics of the company responsible say the new device is 'too invasive'

ByKatie AndersonCity Centre Reporter
  • 20:08, 2 JAN 2022
A start-up tech company has designed a scannable microchip that can be implanted in arms to display people's Covid vaccination status.

The Swedish business said it hopes the digital implant, which measures 2mm by 16mm, will "transform healthcare on a global scale".

Costing 100 euros each, the microchip is designed so that your vaccine passport pops up when the spot on your arm is scanned.

But the company in question, Dsruptive Subdermal, has come under fire from critics, some of who have described the devices as 'invasive', reports the Express...
 
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