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That's just not true. By definition all our identities are basically linked to a biometric, namely our face. If you walk into your bank and want to withdraw a
by dustinmoris 6y ago
That's just not true. By definition all our identities are basically linked to a biometric, namely our face.
If you walk into your bank and want to withdraw a large sum from your account, someone at the counter looks at your face and a shitty small photo taken from you either on their system or on your passport to determine if there is a "face match".
A proper technological solution to the current more insecure human verification process of your biometric is only an improvement, not a horrible idea as you suggest.
- schrodinger 6y agoBanks do that, but retail stores don't… yet. I think we accept a higher bar for authentication and security for a bank than we do for a retail store.
- monadic2 6y agoYea but that was fixed with introducing pin numbers on debit cards. We haven't relied on manual authentication of transactions for decades, thank god.