What he really wants is for the chip to be updated, so the implant will work for credit cards.
Until that’s possible, Dalaly will settle for using it to start his Tesla by holding his hand over the console.
“Getting a lot of comments saying, ‘What if someone comes after you and chops off your hand?’” Dalaly said. He already has a chip implanted in his other hand that allows him to unlock the door to his home. It also holds his contact and medical information, such as COVID vaccinations. It glows green, so you know the phone is reading it.
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