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Oh I remember the era of giving your thumb drives all possible viruses every time you needed to print. I was recently pleasantly surprised that the shop with a

Oh I remember the era of giving your thumb drives all possible viruses every time you needed to print. I was recently pleasantly surprised that the shop with a printer down the street refuses to take any USBs and only prints what you email them.

wil421 4y ago
Newer photo booths connect to your device using a WiFi hotspot to transfer your photos. Last time all I did was scan a QR code that basically connected to a WiFi network and opened a Kodak page served by the booth.
cute_boi 4y ago
last time I had to print passport they were asking me to send email. This is such a ridiculous thing to be honest from the privacy point of view.
- Raed667 4y ago
  Pretty sure if they want to keep a copy of your passport then they can make one when you give them a USB as well.
  - narag 4y ago
    But even if they don't want, it's still there for GMail, other employees, whoever hacks their account, etc.
    - Raed667 4y ago
      if that is important for you (which it should be) then don't use other people printers for these kind of documents.
mypetocean 4y ago
I still make it a point to disable AutoPlay and AutoRun on every PC I possess. No, operating system, thou shalt not be permitted to seek and run executable code automatically on every connected storage media. I thankest thou most assuredly.