Reclaim the Net: Ingenico, a credit card company, has unveiled a palm vein biometric payment system in partnership with Fujitsu Frontech North America and Fulcrum Biometrics. The system will enable contactless transactions, supposedly to streamline the payment process. This solution may also minimize the risk of fraud to businesses but raises many questions surrounding privacy and civil liberties.
The system uses Fujitsu’s PalmSecure technology and Fulcrum’s biometric identification technology.
“Palm vein identification is a much faster way of making payments than traditional chip and pin and offers several tangible advantages, with none of the security risks of other biometric methods,” said Ingenico Senior Executive Vice-President of Global Solutions Development Michel Léger in a press release. “We are seeing a lot of interest from merchants in the solution that we have developed with Fujitsu Frontech North America and Fulcrum Biometrics. Palm vein identification gives them new opportunities to authenticate and identify their customers in the most possible seamless way, personalize their offers and create unrivaled experiences in-store. This partnership is set to transform and revolutionize payment experiences for consumers.” MORE
Keep your hands in your pockets or you might just find your credit card bill skyrocket. And I would trust these people, WHY, exactly?
PRESS HAM!
Fu-Jit-Su ? is this from China or Japan? I’ll pass and keep my gloves on…
Seams like I read this somewhere else. A book that was very old.
I’m resisting the temptation to call this the GREAT AMERICAN HAND JOB.
I just won’t do it. Nope.
Or did I accidentally just leave the Kamala thread?
@Kcir — …with red-eye gravy!
The enemy is always advancing. Thank goodness I am on the UMPIRE’S team.
I used a new payment system that matches individuals based on a photograph of their scrotum. The main problem was Jill Biden came up as a match each and every time.
^^^”photograph of their scrotum.”
Big Mike approved.
Joan Rivers paid for telling the truth.
I guess this is the next “intelligent” alternate method than plucking eyeballs out, and scanning ’em.
A one digit reply seems appropriate.
Better avoid any gypsy palm readers.
“…with none of the security risks of other biometric methods”
Horse dung.
I lost my hands in a boating accident.
Bob, you won!
Hands down, this is a very stupid idea. I will never submit to any idiotic idea like this for paying any of my bills.
Hands up! Don’t s̶h̶o̶o̶t scan!
Is this the alternative to inserting chips in our arms or implanting chips in our brains or in addition to? Are MNRA injections filled with individual identifiers?
Just asking for a nearly paranoid, untrusting-government friend.
U.S. Government Mind Control Experiments – MK Ultra
psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-conservative-social-psychologist/202004/us-government-mind-control-experiments
Built in Mark of the Beast. Sick bastards.