I`d do it ,but I better get something in return

[kimba1]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19904543/wid/11915829?GT1=10240

if a company require me to have a non-organic device in my body .
shouldn`t I get full lifetime medical?

the company should be totally responsible for any reaction this may cause.
I get rashes from those damn shirt tags
it`s not impossible somebody gonna react to the micro-chips.
don`t forget infections
at a highvolume hygiene will be less

[Lanya]

This is what struck me:

(A chipped person?s medical profile can be continuously updated, since the information is stored on a database accessed via the Internet.)

Can you imagine if they get hacked and then they say,  "We don't have you on our files." 
I have the chip in my arm!  "We don't have you on our files, sir."   Arrrgh.

[kimba1]

and don`t forget
suppose it`s the wrong data

like blood type and stuff

[The_Professor]

Could you swap it with someone else?

[kimba1]

well maybe it can be reprogramed with different data
at that size it can`t be too secure from hackers to change data
the article did say people can access the data