"count zero" wrote in message
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> At present we have people signing on in more than one place using
> alias. We need a biometric card with a unique encryption. I also think
> credit cards should carry photographs.
And what would that biometric information on the card be compared against?
.. a database? .. Supposedly, an online database with open ports to the
outside world?.. Can you spell 'hack-magnet'?
Anyone can put a photograph on a fake credit card, why is a photo a
stumbling block? Even if we consider CC theft, most retail outlets don't
even look at the signature, and comparing a 5 year old photo to the person
in front of you, is more effort and more open to error, therefore, it won't
help
You can not 100% secure your identity aganst fraud and in attempting to do
so, you'll actually leave your identity and personal information open to far
greater abuse. Please, we don't need military police prying in to every
personal detail of the populace once again .. just read a decent history
book
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