— What do you think about the new iris sensors?

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Fairy Tales of Safety: DNA Database
Vladimir Bezmaly | 05/14/2018
After smartphones and laptops with fingerprint scanners became widespread in the empire, users began to use this method of authorization more and more often. Following smartphones, fingerprinting began to be used on some combination locks.

— Johann, what is your attitude towards biometric authorization?

— I have long said that biometric authentication is not about security, but about convenience. It is convenient for users. And we, in turn, bought up controlling stakes in companies producing fingerprint sensors. This allowed us to unofficially obtain unique data from most residents. And not only in our country, which significantly improved the detection of crimes.

- Well, yes, in addition to the official databases of military personnel, police, other law enforcement agencies and criminals, we were able to obtain fingerprints of the population.


- I think we are going to have to make new morocco whatsapp data purchases. Moreover, I think that you and I need to prepare for DNA collection.

- How so?

— Elementary. First, to promote medical tests, for example, to find out the predisposition to certain diseases. And under the guise of promoting a super-innovative startup. Of course, there may be costs — such a startup may start selling this data left and right. But the state will have full access to this database: we will pass a law that will oblige the owner of such a database to keep it exclusively on the territory of the country and to assist the investigation...

- Johann, you have very interesting ideas, although very dangerous.

Two years passed. The idea of ​​collecting authentication data using the iris, skull shape, etc. was successfully developing. At the same time, it was increasingly possible to stumble upon advertisements for DNA analysis for predisposition to certain diseases. DNA analysis became mandatory for conscription into military service or other security agencies. And since military service in the empire was mandatory for both men and women, the DNA database was also replenished at a very rapid pace.