Florida Schools Conduct Iris Scans On Children As Young As Six

Posted by khalling 12 years, 5 months ago to Technology
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the databases are beginning. It is heartening that it took only one parent to draw attention to the practice and have it shut down. Check out your local school districts and make sure they are not implementing the same
SOURCE URL: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2336020/Parents-angered-schools-conduct-Minority-Report-like-iris-scans-students-young-asking-permission.html


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  • Posted by Rocky_Road 12 years, 5 months ago
    Given the fact that anyone that carries a cell phone can be located within a few yards, 24/7, any thoughts of privacy have long been quashed.

    It takes a lot more than refusing an eye scan to fall off the 'grid'....
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    • Posted by 12 years, 5 months ago
      There is a whole difference from being able to and the govt purposefully creating a database.
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      • Posted by Rocky_Road 12 years, 5 months ago
        I am against the eye scans in the article...let's make that clear.

        But the article got me thinking about just how many databases I am probably already in! The list would probably make a novella....

        As soon as we type on our computer, we are 'noted' somewhere. I had a visit from a FBI field agent many years ago, the morning after I debated Monica Gate on a internet forum. That knock on my door opened my eyes as to just how little privacy I really enjoyed. Nothing has reversed, and after 9/11 the dogs were set loose....

        These kids would have had to be born, and raised, in a vacuum to miss out on all of this.

        There are probably some individuals living in the hills of Kentucky that are unknown to the government....
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