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EU to force tech firms to hand over terror suspects' messages
- gm-conspiracy 8y agoAs part of the roll-out of new initiatives devised in response to attacks on European soil in recent years, the EU is also seeking to improve the security features of ID cards used by citizens of member states in the Schengen travel area. Fingerprints and facial images will be stored on a chip in the cards. An estimated 80 million Europeans currently have non-machine-readable ID cards without biometric identifiers.
- jerheinze 8y agoHere we go again.