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• Millionen werden mit Biometrie arbeiten

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  Roland Sassen

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  Millionen werden mit Biometrie arbeiten

  There is a biometrics forum here on openbc:
  https://www.openbc.com/net/biometrics/
  
  in the THINSIA NEWS section of http://www.thinsia.com you can read to day:
  
  juli, 13 2006 millions of federal government employees and contractors will be in touch with biometrics soon
  
  13 Juli 2006 Millionen Beamten und beauftragte Firmen werden bald mit Biometrie arbeiten.
  
  • 13 Jul 2006, 10:52 am
  Roland Sassen wrote: > There is a biometrics forum here on openbc: > https://www.openbc.com/net/biometrics/ > > in the THINSIA NEWS section of www.thinsia.com you can read to day: > > juli, 13 2006 millions of federal government employees and > contractors will be in touch with biometrics soon > > 13 Juli 2006 Millionen Beamten und beauftragte Firmen werden bald mit > Biometrie arbeiten.
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  Frank Thilo Müller    Premium Member   Group moderator

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  Re: Millionen werden mit Biometrie arbeiten

  A few months ago, I had the chance to test one of the new Lenovo Tablet PCs. They have an integrated biometric device. Rather cool, but currently just a local solution. Distributing Biometric data in a network enviroment is still a challenge.... especially from the "datenschutz" (legal regulation?) point of view.
  
  A few weeks ago, I registered at a local DVD electronic store. They took my biometric tumb print, after signing a contract with no further notices about biometric use :)
  
  Seems like a calm "revolution" :)
  
  • 14 Jul 2006, 8:29 pm
  Frank Thilo Müller wrote: > A few months ago, I had the chance to test one of the new Lenovo > Tablet PCs. They have an integrated biometric device. Rather cool, > but currently just a local solution. Distributing Biometric data in a > network enviroment is still a challenge.... especially from the > "datenschutz" (legal regulation?) point of view. > > A few weeks ago, I registered at a local DVD electronic store. They > took my biometric tumb print, after signing a contract with no > further notices about biometric use :) > > Seems like a calm "revolution" :)