VOICED : El pasaporte sanitario bajo la piel, la propuesta de una empresa sueca

The video discusses the development and use of chip implants in Sweden as health passports. These chips, implanted under the skin, can store personal information like health passports and are accessible via smartphones. Thousands of Swedes have adopted this technology to replace keys, business cards, and train tickets. The video highlights the biohacker community's support for this technology, despite public skepticism. It also covers the cost, lifespan, and technical aspects of the chips, emphasizing their voluntary use and addressing ethical concerns.

What is the primary function of the chip developed by the Swedish company?

• To provide internet access

• To track the user's location

• To monitor heart rate

• To store and access health information

Which country is leading in the adoption of chip implants for replacing traditional items?

• Sweden

• Norway

• Denmark

• Finland

What is the perspective of biohackers on chip implants?

• They consider it the future of humanity

• They believe it is a temporary trend

• They see it as a threat to privacy

• They think it should be banned

How long can the advanced versions of the chip implants last?

• 5 to 10 years

• 10 to 20 years

• 20 to 40 years

• 40 to 60 years

What is the stance of developers regarding the mandatory use of chip implants?

• They oppose mandatory use

• They are neutral on the issue

• They have no opinion

• They support mandatory use