Biometric passports
I am applying for a new British passport-this will be my third British passport but my first one with a biometric chip. My room mate who will be getting his first biometric passport said he was tempted to make sure his chip "accidentally" broke. Now, I am against biometric chipping but my question is, if my new passport suffers an...accident and the chip breaks how will this affect my passport? I told my room mate that I would be concerned that no one would accept his passport if the chip broke and my chip will probably remain intact and in 1 piece-I was just wondering what would happen is all.
By the way I should take this time to point out that I am not endorsing anyone destroying their chip-I am merely asking a hypothetical question.
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