The idea of implanting GPS microchips into the human body has long been the stuff of science fiction and conspiracy theories. But as technology advances and miniaturization becomes more sophisticated, a growing number of people are asking: Can humans really be tracked using GPS implants? And if so, what are the implications for privacy, safety, and society? What Is a GPS Microchip? A GPS microchip refers to a small device capable of communicating with global positioning satellites to determine real-time location data. GPS trackers are common in smartphones, vehicles, and wearable devices—but when it comes to implanting them into the human body, things become much more complicated. Can a GPS Chip Be Implanted in a Human? Technically, implants for tracking...