Digital Consciousness Transference

DCT is a technology that originally allowed users to communicate with the comatose, it later developed into a conscience transference technology.
First tests were a communication box for coma patients. A kind of basic device that let coma patients respond back to the conscious. This led to digitally extracting a consciousness out of one brain and rehousing it in a host brain with a new compression technique. Another whole consciousness could be fitted into the unused space of another mind. The physical body is euthanized during the transfer process, and organs reused for transplants, to give back to the community.
The procedure is in three steps, the upload procedure, the download and the installation. The implanted conscience can be put on pause, placed in a conscious receptor, or deleted (which is now illegal). Receptors have a camera and haptic feedback, and a means to communicate back to the outside world.
Later it became illegal to transfer consciousnesses into limited formats, they must be able to express at least five emotions. DCT technology was later disused entirely, as it was redundant with brain scanning technology.
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