Technolife Debate: Biometrics

[luclin92]

this is not really a problem i theory since you wont get in problems unless you do something illegal.

[PaHsia]

@luclin92 The problem comes when the governments start to redefine 'illegal'.

Consider the implications if they decided that certain religions, political parties or even nationalities were a threat to public safety. All your data is there in the database. Where you work, when you socialise, what you spend your money on...

Or, in a slightly less paranoid scenario, how do they fund the project and ensure the security of your personal data? Who can access the data, and under what circumstances?

[lemsip]

@luclin92 What if governments decide that keeping a cat is illegal or being a Christian?

[GodGouken]

xD.

[TechnolifeDebate]

Hi!

don't forget to visit the forum (link in video description) to debate the ethical issues regarding the development of these technologies.

You opinion is really important!

[8legsFreak]

Creepy and distopian. How exactly citizens are supposed to secure their privacy and safety from government?

[FractalBolt]

Hi, I like money :)

[jeremystalked]

Don't fall for the trap, don't respond to this video.  They are looking for feedback to refine their propaganda.

[atheelogos]

If this technology is used right then it should make things safer. I say lets go for it.