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The Need for Biometric Encryption

11|10|11   |   3:25   |   10 comments


Ontario's information privacy commissioner explains the unintended consequences of facial recognition technology and how biometric encryption can make it safer.
Ann Cavoukian
Privacy Is Everyone's Responsibility

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Ontario's privacy commissioner offers advice to businesses and users for protecting privacy online.
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Understanding 'Privacy by Design'

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Ontario's information and privacy commissioner explains how technology can be used to protect privacy... not just cause its erosion.
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