Re: [privacy] Chip all the immigrants?

[Stephen Villano <stephen.villano () us army mil>]

Rather sounds like it. The military has been using similar for years with
the CAC card. Facial recognition outline on the card itself, two bar codes,
one mag stripe and a chip with stuff and things on it. (OK, I know what's on
the card, but I'm not going to go into it, WAY too boring.)
> > On 5/15/06, Richard M. Smith <rms () bsf-llc com> wrote:
> > > 12:43PM Applied Digital Chairman and CEO to appear on Fox News
> Channel's FOX
> > > & Friends News program on Tuesday, May 16th  2.39 +0.14 : Co announces
> its
> > > Chairman and CEO Scott R. Silverman is scheduled to appear on FOX
> News' FOX
> > > & Friends national news program between 6 a.m. and 7 a.m. eastern time
> > > Tuesday, May 16th. In the interview, he is scheduled to discuss the
> role
> > > that VeriChip's technology can play in the Federal Government's
> Immigration
> > > and Guestworker Program.
>
> I think this has to do with the biometrics-enabled ID card that the
> President mentioned in his address last night.  It's not subdermal
> implants or anything like that.
>
> --
> Greg Poirier    | Reflex Security, Inc.
> Sigma Team      | Network Security.  Simplified.


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