Privacy and security.

People assuming you do all that stuff (because "everyone" does it) isn't quite the same as having it tracked and recorded and made available to complete strangers -- especially if it's without your consent.  How would you feel if all your private moments -- every minute you spent in the in the bathroom or bedroom or the doctor's office -- what if they were all recorded and posted to YouTube every day for all to see?  I'm not asking what if this happened to everyone -- I'm asking how you would feel if this happened just to you?  You and nobody else.

Would you have a problem with that?  If so, why?  What do you do that's so bad it has to stay private?

Sure. Cheating on partners could be an example. Using a brothel if I wanted. That is none of the government's business. The government arent the moral police.

I see the right to privacy as important.

Also, everything is hackable, dont forget. 

If these chips are able to be tracked as easily and widely as thought, without installing transmitters everywhere on the planet, they are obviously giving off an unhealthy amount of electromagnetic radiation and will increase your chances of getting cancer.

Or having your insides cooked.

Forty years ago, I was the victim of identity theft.  This was probably twenty years before the phrase was even coined.  By today's standards, it was minor.  Someone posing as me obtained the contents of my bank account, forged my signature, and withdrew $300.  Since that time, I do not disclose personal information unless required by law.

Last month, I went into a car dealer and was attempting to negotiate a price.  I overheard the salesman talking to the sales manager.  One of them said, "The computer says that he paid cash for a car when he was here six years ago, so I know he's not poor.  I'm not willing to lower the price any further".

If people know something about you, they will use it to their advantage, not yours.

Think of all the data breaches that you have heard about.  Just suppose someone breaches the data bank that has been keeping track of your travels.

I know I'm overly cautious, but I pay cash whenever possible to keep the public information to a minimum.

Yeah right, Goz. You just want a bunch of choir boys to start admitting their dirty secrets to you.

Just feels like a basic violation of privacy.

When I’m sitting in my living room watching tv I don’t want someone staring at me through the window. Will they see something illegal or personally embarrassing to me? Probably not. I still don’t want it tho.

Perhaps. As I said, it is going to depend on what they are used for.

Which is fine, for that particular chip. But different chips are going to be different depending (say it with me!) on what they are used for.

   I think you've had more practice being a devil's advocate than I have.

   Microchip technology isn't equally fair. The rich have access to technology that would give them advantages over the poor.

   What could happen to you? Remember that fingerprint recognition security? Somebody might cut your finger off. With microchips they might cut yours out and commit a crime with it in their possession after having removed their own. Then who knows? Switch back.

   Thanks for bringing up another reason that too many people are too stupid vote and something must be done to prevent them voting for their stupid ideas.