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You know, I used to work for a fingerprint encoding company, and we used to bend over backwards to ensure privacy. It's so refreshing (and not particularly surprising) to see Microsoft bending over backwards to make sure all that privacy gets itself undone:
Microsoft Fingerprint Reader gives up your prints - Engadget Some-bunny needs to slap those folks' hands and slap 'em hard.
I'm listening to “I Got Rhythm ” by The Happenings from the album The Best of the Happenings
Tags: encryption | fingerprint | fingerprintreader | reader | security .
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