Keep forgetting your ID card? US company offers RFID chip implants to staff instead

Dave Neal
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A US company called Three Square Market (32M) is offering RFID chip implants to staff so that they can get round the company's offices more quickly, with an ID that can't get lost, left on the trai...

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