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Some( DACA-eligible immigrants) have been waiting for so many years to get through, which is why the delays in the biometrics piece is heartbreaking, if not now, when are they going to get through ? – Karen Tumlin	Found on CNN 3 years ago
Biometrics could make things better. The problem is how we end up implementing it, if you have a system that's not that well designed for security... I'd be afraid of the loss of that biometric data to someone else. – Bob Rudis	Found on CNN 5 years ago
Raising your iPhone to authenticate yourself is going to bring further legitimacy to biometrics-based authentication and true ease-of-use. – Jackson Shaw	Found on FOX News 7 years ago
Our intelligence from Iraq is much greater than in Syria because we had a military presence there for so long, we had biometrics, fingerprints, and documentary evidence to identify bad actors. But cases like these show this vetting process is not foolproof. – Claude Arnold	Found on FOX News 8 years ago
Three definite hits: biometrics, large screen home displays, video telephone calls, skype and FaceTime are part of everyday usage; by the end of the decade I think it will be totally natural for younger users to transition from text to audio to video in a single call, depending on the content at the moment. – Michael Rogers	Found on CNN 9 years ago
Combining biometrics and mobile phones is something that could also take off really well, yet, it is very early in terms of saying which one people are going to favor. – Sarah Clark	Found on CNN 9 years ago

Some( DACA-eligible immigrants) have been waiting for so many years to get through, which is why the delays in the biometrics piece is heartbreaking, if not now, when are they going to get through ?

– Karen Tumlin

Found on CNN
3 years ago

Biometrics could make things better. The problem is how we end up implementing it, if you have a system that's not that well designed for security... I'd be afraid of the loss of that biometric data to someone else.

– Bob Rudis

Found on CNN
5 years ago

Raising your iPhone to authenticate yourself is going to bring further legitimacy to biometrics-based authentication and true ease-of-use.

– Jackson Shaw

Found on FOX News
7 years ago

Our intelligence from Iraq is much greater than in Syria because we had a military presence there for so long, we had biometrics, fingerprints, and documentary evidence to identify bad actors. But cases like these show this vetting process is not foolproof.

– Claude Arnold

Found on FOX News
8 years ago

Three definite hits: biometrics, large screen home displays, video telephone calls, skype and FaceTime are part of everyday usage; by the end of the decade I think it will be totally natural for younger users to transition from text to audio to video in a single call, depending on the content at the moment.

– Michael Rogers

Found on CNN
9 years ago

Combining biometrics and mobile phones is something that could also take off really well, yet, it is very early in terms of saying which one people are going to favor.

– Sarah Clark

Found on CNN
9 years ago

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