Clarity on Implants

[Pilgrimsmaster]

@killinghope16

I’ve been doing some research and looking through as much of the forums to try and answer it myself lol

Hmmmmm, Our definitions may be slightly different

However, You are definitely on the right track.

Very short answer is

Yes

A little longer

Maybe

Expanded answer

Depends

@killinghope16

I’ve been looking at the NeXT

Good choice for a first implant

@killinghope16

is that multi purpose?

Yes it is, it is a 2in1 implant, with, broadly speaking 4 Purposes

1. LF Chip UID
2. LF Chip than can emulate most LF “modes” EM41xx, EM4200, HID ProxCards, Indala…
3. HF Chip UID
4. HF Chip that you can write NDEF info to via NFC ( Likely Your phone )

@killinghope16

Like can I use that one to get into my house,

Yes (possible, but will depend on the lock you have / want)

@killinghope16

computer

Yes a few ways you can do that

@killinghope16

start my car

Yes it is possible, Easy if you know what you are doing, A bit more involved if you dont.
FYI Starting and unlocking / locking your car are two different things, but the same answer applies

@killinghope16

get into my work building

Depends on the system,
Let us know what system it is running
Take a photo of the reader(s)
Take a photo of the card/fob
TRY and read it with https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nxp.taginfolite&hl=en
How to share NFC chip data via TagInfo app

Have a look in the Wiki section and faq section, most of the answers you seek, you shall find there. ( Then come back and ask specific questions )

Here is a starter for you

WIKI - BEGINNERS GUIDE to implants & becoming a cyborg

BEGINNERS GUIDE TO IMPLANTS & BECOMING A CYBORG The purpose of this WIKI is to explain the BASICS to anybody looking into getting their first implant in a clear, concise, condensed WIKI. The “bite-sized chunks” are to simplify the overwhelming amount of information, and provide you with an abridged version… One topic at a time

ABOUT & TERMINOLOGY

There are 2 MAIN frequencies Low Frequency ( LF ) 125 kHz A lot of access systems use this High Frequency ( HF )…

Implant Sutra - An index of implant positions that have been discussed and/or tried

In short This post as all about location, location, location! While planning my current batch of implants it became apparent there is LOTS of great information on this forum about implant locations but the number of threads and opinions is a tad overwhelming. This is especially for newbies and results in multiple “Implant location plan” thread’s. With this in mind I have tried to recall all the implant locations I have seen discussed or showcased on this forum to list them and any …

https://forum.dangerousthings.com/t/which-chip-should-i-get/5768/2

Naming convention for implant locations in the hand

During a discussion on another thread in this forum, it became clear that a naming convention of some sort should be made for the implant locations in the hand. I simply modeled the way dentists talk about teeth in the mouth, and concluded the following should suffice. Flex series implant considerations It is recommended that flex implants not be placed in position 4 or 5 (see below). These locations often put too much stress on the implant and tend to have a higher failure rate when flex impla…

Happy reading