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Alan Parker
The number one was obvious
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Xavier Sousa
Glad that the UK isn't in the top 4 for once.
Researchers ranked 96 countries by their collection and use of biometric data.
Biometrics are gathered and stored as part of international travel, banking, law enforcement, healthcare tracking, and general surveillance by governments.
The worst offenders from a privacy perspective were:
The danger with biometrics is that once any government or entity has them, they might be able to track your activities for the rest of your life. Biometric markers are chosen for accuracy and longevity. There is no reset or reissuance.
If a cybercriminal obtains it, they may attempt to impersonate you or validate transactions with your identity! Privacy matters.
Stay safe online.
The number one was obvious
Glad that the UK isn't in the top 4 for once.
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