Which implant to buy for 2FA?

[Pilgrimsmaster]

@PaulinaG

A friend of mine suggested to have it implanted in the foot

@Jammyjellyfish

Someone had one implanted in their back, with a reader in their chair

Same person has both, but what you are describing is not how he used it.

And i concur with this

@GrimEcho

I don’t think any other more exotic locations like a foot would make sense. The primary purpose of the Apex is for authentication and authentication-related uses. That means lots of scanning with phones and desktop readers

But For reference

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