Row over finger-printing in schools
bbc online | 22.07.2002 15:19
Prints are taken for a library lending system which the makers say makes lending more efficient and less vulnerable to abuse.
But the pressure group Privacy International says the practice is illegal and breaches the human right to privacy.
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22.07.2002 19:20
???So if the 'actual finger-print' isn't stored then why the necessity to change to a compressed/encrypted form????? WHATT??????
Is the 'actual finger-print' stored when it is in the compressed/encrypted form? Why does the above quote say that the 'actual finger-print' isn't stored?
Brian B
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Smacks of Orwell
22.07.2002 22:11
B.S.