My First Post and Implant
Hello!
I am very excited as this is my first post. After six months of playing around with NFC stickers and rings I finally got my first xNT implant. It was done by Brian Decker and was a very pleasant experience. I placed it in the traditional location, the crevasse between my index finger and thumb on my right hand. I have yet to really put anything on it. I use it to unlock my phone currently. I do have plans to bug every bank/card company until I get one that will work with me on making it my credit card.
I plan in the future to get another chip to replace my work badge for convenience. This will likely be placed on the outside of my right wrist slightly off-center to avoid hitting. I would also like to get magnets in each of my ring fingers.
I have an idea to create a wireless storage device to implant that can carry 1TB of data for my phone. This would likely go in my arm and would be turned off and on by magnet. I am having difficulty thinking how I would charge the device. Another consideration I've thought of would be how long data transfers would work effectively.
Looking forward to meeting and talking with all of you as I have been prowling the site for some time now. Anyone here live in Maine,USA? I am interested in meeting others with a passion for this so we can explore together.
If you would like I could post the short video I made of Brian Injecting the implant. It is very anti-climatic of course as it was a straightforward injection.
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Good to see that you like the implant and are willing to think about how it could better yourself :)
Currently I'm working on the first kindof implant for your bankcard, it's more like taking the NFC out of your card and making it into a safe implant like the xNT but still it's something?! haha
My thoughts on the implants for like bankcards is that it will take a while before the banks are up for the idea, because it's a big safety hazard if they open up their cards ofcourse. Otherwise you could just clone your card on an empty implant.
A HDD implant is a very nice idea, but we all struggle with the charging things ( as far as I have read on here). Because you can't just put a battery in your body because it's huge and dangerous because of it's toxins.
I myself are from the Netherlands Europe sadly as there aren't many biohackers near me .
Give that a read I think it might interest you more than anything I could say.
Also yes less visible the better it will be. I also thought induction would be the way to go. Maybe setup some sort of strap to hold the charger in place with a battery so I could be mobile while I charge.
Lastly I figure it would have to be turned off and on. Would it be possible to do that with a magnet? To avoid having to press on it.