> With UnifyID, instead of supplying a password, the system begins to build an understanding about who you are, the devices you use, the places you go, the sens

> With UnifyID, instead of supplying a password, the system begins to build an understanding about who you are, the devices you use, the places you go, the sensors you interact with throughout a day, even the way you walk and the cadence of your typing. Oh, so it's a cheap excuse to aggregate a huge amount of personal location data, activity logs, and a keylogger. This is exactly the data needed to build a very accurate pattern-of-life profile. Sure, you could probably make a reasonable estimate if the right person is trying to authenticate, but that's obviously not the goal.