US:
1: yes
2: yes (self implant not recommended but it’s legal. Most Drs wont do it. Need to go to a trusted body modder, State laws vary on what modders can do, most are ok.)
3: yes
#3 was almost illegal in Nevada recently because ignorance, but it seems that most places in North America are fine with it. @JennyMcLane might have some feedback about the limitations in Europe.
Do you know any laws in Canada? I see that there are tons of people with chips in the states.
I like it, I just don’t want to get into any trouble while bragging lol.
I mean, I really cannot think of any reason why having an implant can be a problem with law. At least I cannot think of why government may stop you from implanting a RFID chip into your body.
However, having it done by a doctor may be something that could be illegal in some place due to the implant not being safety approved. But I don’t know any country that has this law.
It could be considered a medical procedure. Doctors often won’t perform the implantation. When you have an unlicensed person (piercer) perform the “medical procedure” it might be illegal, especially if they applied painkillers.
Many people think that RFID chips can be used to track people like with GPS, even though they have no power source. Several jurisdictions have proposed outlawing RFID implants to inhibit human trafficking.
Some people believe that payment implants are the mark of the beast. Groups that hold these ideals may have undue influence on the legislative process.
No legal issues in Canada for RFID or NFC implants I am in Canada I asked around no problems
I actually found a doctor that did my body temperature implant
Austria: bodymods forbidden
Getting chipped: only a doctor is allowed to do it
Piercing needle in Austria: only up to 2 mm
So there’s a law in Austria that forbids bodymod if I understand correctly? This raises the inevitable question: define bodymod.
From what you wrote, I deduce Austria allows tattoing and a little bit of piercing (up to 2mm) - both of which qualify as body modification as much as Yakuza-style pinky cutting in my book, in that they all modify the body. Hell, implants are probably safer than a piercing from a hygiene standpoint…
In short, the law is unclear and nonsensical, and probably ripe to be challenged by the first brave Austrian grinder willing to hire a lawyer.
Russia:
No one cares, have you implant or not. But it is a really big problem to find a doctor or a piercer, who can give a agreement to install implant