U.S. Begins Digital Fingerprinting In Airports

lemist writes "Cross Match has rolled out digital fingerprinting at major airports in the United States according to MSNBC. It's designed to increase border security. They appear to be using Cross Match's Verifier 300 LC. Note that the actual capture of the fingerprint requires no interaction with the device. It determines when the image quality is excellent and grabs it."

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Re:Interesting

[Demogorgo]

this doesnt have enough linux, get off the internet

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Re:What a terrible thing

[Scrameustache]

And no attack happened, though many flights were cancelled and some people were questioned (I'm not sure if anyone was formally arrested anywhere).

Considering that a french flight was cancelled because a passenger was a suspected terrorist, and after interregotation it turned out to be a baby, no, no one was arrested.

These are the people in charge of your security. Feel safe, citizen?

Re:What a terrible thing

[crabpeople]

"The U.S., however, didn't start this conflict."

theres always a few words or a phrase to latch on to in unintelligent posts. i think thats the one right there. what conflict are you even talking about?
the war in iraq? umm... when did iraq attack the usa? i forget.

osama bin laden? an american trained terrorist doing handywork.

please give me one example of a conflict that the usa did not start.
just one

thats all i want.

oh and read your history. most of the resolutions on iraq were placed there under the strong guidance of the USA. they hurt the people and not sadam, as you can see by the jewel encrusted faucets and gold plated ak47s that were strewn about.