As nuts as it seems I have that worry.
I have a spinal cord stimulator implant.
It is easily programmable if someone gets within a couple feet of me and has the software and the passkey.
I have already been able to download statistical information from it without the passkey.
So far I cannot make any changes to it without the passkey but it is crazy what an actual hacker could do. Can you imagine the new pacemakers that are already wifi enabled get hacked? Just nuts.
I am still for not wanting to be chipped at all.
And the conspiracy theory continues. How much meth did you do to get the idea of someone chipping everyone?
It's some paranoia-futuristic-preapocalyptic madness. Woah.
Considering Google's plans for melding man and machine, is it impossible to think that they could have plans of "chipping everyone?" Remember, generally their goal is to make something look like we want it. If Google is successful and we they do combine man and computer, won't people that choose to not undergo this process be at a disadvantage? It will be difficult to compete with someone that has a search engine hard-wired into their brain not to mention whatever physical disadvantages a real human might have to a part machine.
Anyway...just a thought.
I can't wait to see someone get hacked. LMFAO.