Put simply - no professional will ever install an implant to someone below 18 or maybe, at least, 16.
A self-install by someone who is 13 years old is not a good idea, either.
So, @hectorhensler, take some more years of waiting. Pro of this: the chips youâll get might be more advanced than they are now 
Aww thatâs kinda sweet.
If your parents find someone who can do the implant safely for you.
You may be the youngest person with a chip implant.
Maybe you already have an iPhone and think you need an android to get an implant. So you want to know when the iPhone app would be ready, the sooner the less money you actually need to get done.
I wonder how much you know about the Spark 2.
And donât worry, the app is almost ready, Iâm thinking somewhere about next month everyone can already get it on an iPhone.
this this this. ver much this. by the time your 18 the vivokey apex will be a relic of the past and newer more cooler things will lie ahead. also a question i have hector
I know too much about the spark 2 and I am a developer and I A programmer
Sorry, but I donât think thats âsweetâ or something to encourage him to do - like I said, the only option would be an assisted install by a non-pro, and Iâve seen not-so-good-things in that field. Especially considering nobody with a sane mind would do even an assisted install on someone that young.
And, though I may risk stepping on some toes now, when I look at his current, not-so-patient behaviour in this forum, it might be a good idea to spend a bit more time thinking about all that. Getting a bit more calm (and thatâs coming from me, titan-magnet-hype-queen, yes^^), getting more used to healing procedures and all that. Sorry.
Awesome, then you could help with the app 
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Iâll fix that for you:
I dont know too much about the spark2 and I want to be a developer and/or programmer when I grow up.
arent you 13?
No professional is implanting a 13 year old.
And no 13 year old is a professional developer.
The excitement is cool, but just be part of the community for now because youâre coming off like exactly the type of teenager who shouldnât get a bodymodâŠ
Yep, that was what I was trying to say, maybe I was too polite to be clear 
Getting a mod and coping with the healing process requires some⊠dunno how to say⊠serenity? Things can always go wrong, and if the âexcitementâ is at the same level then, things tend to get worse.
Honestly hector, even if you have done all your research, know what youâre getting into, and have the patience and maturity , the main problem is still finding someone to install it for you. I say try to find someone who is willing AND competent in medical practice first and once you know you have someone that can do it, then order the implant.
Trust me. I also tried to get my implant young and just wasnât able to. I had no option but to wait till I was 18 before anyone would do it for me and I suspect you will come to the same conclusion
Jesus H. Christ on a corndogâŠ
Iâm all for empowering kids and promoting new experiences, but them folks are asking for a visit from social servicesâŠ
Eeeeh I would say they donât so much âknowâ as that he just barely mentioned it in passing while they werenât paying attention and they said âsure, honey, whatever you wantâ 
I think that really depends on a lot of different things⊠I started to live (mostly) on my own when I was 14 or 15, got my first piercings with 16 and lived a pretty âfreeâ life, and my parents were okay with that. Simply because I showed before that I was able to keep agreements and be overall pretty reliable. So I think itâs okay for parents to allow a lot of stuff, considering their children behave accordingly⊠which might not be the case here, I think, but thatâs just my humble opinion
16 ainât 13. Not in the eyes of social services anyway. And particularly not if the kid doesnât have a history of uncontrollable behavior that the parents have reasonably little influence over. I donât know the OP, but it seems more like a fancy (however legit) than a rebellious act.
In short, social services take a dim view of overly permissive parents who let their children do things that can result in bodily harm when theyâre at an age when they can and should say no.
Having said that, I know nothing of the OP and his parents. So this is just a generic comment. Still⊠this venture feels wrong to me somehow.
Yeah, I know⊠Iâm just surrounded by far too many helicopter parents currently, who try to control and âprotectâ their kids from real life
So Iâm just a bit happy about parents who allow âstupid stuffâ^^
Well you know what? You may be right. In any case, I ainât judging, especially not from the other side of the internet. Iâve done my share of idiotic things as a kid, chief among which was picking up smoking at age 11. So far from me to judge.
All I said is that the parents might attract the wrong kind of attention with that underage implant crowdfunding thing.
Iâm more interested/concerned about who is installing it.
A professional, parental consent or not, installing an implant is a big red flag to me about the studio. A parent doing the install would make me wonder what they know about it allâŠ
This Hector kids really annoying me now at first we tried helping and explaining now heâs spamming asking for money and ignoring people can we ban users?
Iâm sorry I will stop