Comment Re:I can't change my fingerprint (Score 1) 383
I don't see your point. They publicize the collection before they start, and those areas can be avoided. I'm not trying to avoid the collection of my information tinfoil-hat style, I've already given it to the government willingly twice. I'm just pointing out that you are wrong. Nobody is currently, or proposing to do what you say, and those with a US passport are exempt from the lines of collection in the US.
You are FUDing things which haven't happened. That makes it seem like you are OK with everything else, as if you weren't, you'd have something "real" to complain about.
I see - I must have confused your post with another. I thought you were trying to avoid having your metrics taken by anyone, including the Government, as they could subsequently be (mis)used / lost / whatever and could not be changed / reset.
If you've given them willingly then yes, we're on a different thread altogether.
First off, I'm not complaining about anything. I'm saying things as I see them. What I see is that governments collect biometric information at their borders and that, separately, countries tend to share private information with other countries including the countries of the citizens involved. Combining the two it does not seem unlikely that a country that takes someone's biometric information might share it with that person's own country.
Whatever -