(security) fingerprints and privacy
People who advocate using biometrics for all sorts of stuff usually say there is no privacy risk. In retaliation, a German computer club published the fingerprints of the German "Interior Minister" (sort of like the Home Minister in India I guess).
So now he plans to sue the club. If there are no privacy implications with using fingerprints, what is he suing for?
"The article says a ministry spokesman alluded to possible legal action against the club. ", says the article, at http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/03/29/1941206&from=rss
And even more important: you can sue these people because they are doing it openly. The real criminals will do it secretly.
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