> with people implanting rare earth magnets into the tips of their pinky fingers
And I was specifically referring to those rare earth magnets.
Your comment then:
> I have an implant and MRIs or Xrays cause zero issues.
You gave no indication about what type of implant you hand or its manufacturer, and replying to my comment I took it in context that it was a rare earth magnet.
Failing any information about the manufacturer, the information that I am able to provide to say "this can be dangerous" is research papers.
You have further clarified that you only have a RFID and NFC chip implanted and not any magnets ... and provided a link to another product (rare earth magnet implant) from the same manufacturer that indicates that it is indeed dangerous when near an MRI machine which agrees with the original comment.
Just go read straight from the source instead of linking research papers.
It has the warning of:
>MRI COMPATIBILITY WARNING The xG3 and all magnetic implant products should be removed before any MRI or magnetic imaging procedure. While our x-series transponders have tested as compatible with MRI machines up to 7T field strength, all magnetic products are incompatible with MRI machines and procedures.
https://dangerousthings.com/product/titan/