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Don't Smudge The Sensor When You Press 'Play'

mattyrobinson69 writes "According to The Register, 'The RIAA wants your fingerprints.' They've teamed up with VeriTouch, who say 'In practical terms, VeriTouch's breakthrough in anti-piracy technology means that no delivered content to a customer may be copied, shared or otherwise distributed because each file is uniquely locked by the customer's live fingerprint scan.'" No details, but the article talks about a locked-down "wireless media player" to prevent such passing around.

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  1. the market is not ready for fingerprints ... by stef49 · · Score: 0, Troll

    however, anal probing may be more successful.

    hummm... how hard can it be to add a USB connector to a dildo.

    Quick! I have to fill a patent before someone stole my idea.

  2. two words by ksheff · · Score: 0, Troll

    Fuck Them

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    the good ground has been paved over by suicidal maniacs
  3. Re:Almost fair.... by sangreal66 · · Score: 0, Troll

    Bad analogy. The RIAA doesn't complain about moving something from one person to another -- it is copying that is the problem. Surly you dont thinkpeople should be able to copy their money before spending it?