Re: Identity Theft (was: CRIME Computers vulnerable at Oregon department)

From: Shaun Savage (savages@private)
Date: Fri Sep 27 2002 - 15:21:56 PDT

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| My question is, how would a uniform identity system involving the use of
| biometric or other authentication system run afoul of civil liberties?
| We're already tracked through our SS numbers, how would this be any
| different?
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|

One more brick in the wall!

Shaun

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