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Originally Posted by JohnnyFlame
Yes it does exist and you can bet in the future they will be in company cars, city vehicles and on and on. All kinds of security technology exists and will IMO migrate more and more to being a standard part of life. For example to enter a school coupled with the standard metal detector will be face recognition tech, or fingerprint recognition etc. Justification will be a few more shooting incidents.
To start up your vehicle you need recognition security, then drug/alchohol testing and wherever you go is recorded(for use by the police and for companies to know your spending habits).
I don't see an end to this slope.
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No kidding. Between this and other tracking devices such as those parking stalls that you have to enter your license plate, it seriously won't be long until you can be tracked from the moment you leave your house.
I guess if you're not doing anything wrong, you shouldn't be too worried but I still don't like it. It's like having a friggin stalker.