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CONSUMERS RESPOND TO BIOMETRICS

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Privacy, in the words of the American public …

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What Will You Do When You Can No Longer Buy Or Sell Without Submitting To Biometric Identification?

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Different Type of Biometrics

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ARE YOU BEING WATCHED?

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WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT BIOMETRICS.... HOW DID IT ALL START? 

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DATA LEAKS... WHY YOU SHOULD BE CONCERNED

Leaks occur when the entities handling the biometric data do not protect it sufficiently, and it “leaks” outside their organizations (for example, there are regular reports of organizations notifying their customers that their name, address, password, or worse, banking or credit card data, has been compromised).

This concern is not specific to biometrics, but extends to any sensitive data.

However, people may be more concerned that their biometric data goes missing, because unlike a PIN code it cannot be “reissued.”

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Hey Tumblr, how concerned are you about this?  In the future, your face could be the only ID you need.

A little-known pilot program is putting facial recognition technology in the hands of law enforcement. For some, it represents a radical milestone in militarization on U.S. soil. 

Read our latest investigation to find out how it’s playing out in San Diego.