While companies would like you to believe finger prints are secure, check out this Mythbuster story on defeating a digital fingerprint door lock.
No, I would not be willing to give fingerprints to web sites. If hackers get into the system and steal my credit card, I can always (with some headaches) replace my card. If they steal my fingerprints, I can't exactly change them. I'll stick to passwords and token generators (common with VPN solutions) to securely communicate.
2007-10-04 01:46:37
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answered by Jim Maryland 7
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H E L L NO!
Not a chance will I do that. As a matter of fact I am glad I am not living in the fascist USA anymore with that big brother laden super drivers licence that has an rfid chip in them. It is to , orwellion, sorry.
2007-10-04 02:08:36
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answered by Anonymous
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not how web security stands at the moment. Its one thing having your credit card stolen, and its another to have your entire identity stolen
2007-10-04 02:06:29
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answered by Anonymous
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only after i am assured that it is 100% secure and not just another way of getting your identity stolen
2007-10-04 01:44:32
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answered by SquareEyedDoll 2
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No, I would not. I have no authority / rights to stop you but just tell you that it is very dangerous. They could use it for wrong purposes. IF YOU TRUST THEM, you give it
2007-10-04 01:48:58
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answered by Anonymous
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Not even when hell freezes over.
I have never, and will never use my real identity online or give any personal information.
2007-10-04 01:43:22
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answered by bill goldberg 3
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i think it would be to bring all the troops home and start preparing to close over seas bases its the easiest thing he could do as president.
2016-04-07 03:25:02
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answered by Anonymous
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no. it is very unsecure.
2007-10-04 01:41:48
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answered by Anonymous
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