Disney world has employed bio scanning that requires your finger print to prevent third party sales of Park tickets.
Is this security progress or a step too far in terms of privacy? Cattle continue to go along with the action. Disney has not received any backlash for this action yet.
Other urls found in this thread:
rd.com
twitter.com
My school had this for buying lunches 15 years ago
uploads to ms pluton's cloud
>It's real
rd.com
>The Disney World website assures visitors that the park doesn’t store anyone’s prints. Instead, they pair your unique print with a number, which they match with your ticket, and then immediately delete the scans themselves. So what is the purpose of this security measure? It’s actually a way to prevent ticket fraud.
This is fucking insane
Same
That's just wierd bro I had a lunch card with a pin innit.
Welcome to the future, please enjoy your stay and complimentary vaxxine.
I remember getting fingerprinted at amusement parks over a decade ago.
if six flags did this it would be a sting operation
What?! 15 years ago I thought thumb prints were for csi and sci fi.
I was finger printed at a bank 5 years ago and I was big mad
>>The Disney World website assures visitors that the park doesn’t store anyone’s prints
Yeah we know..
5 years later...
Israeli firm says they have over 20 million unique biometrics if American idiots they pretend to fully weaponize against them.
The fuck is even going to rainbow world anyways Americans are such fucking NPC's is unreal
I love tall girls bros
It only stores a hash, relax.
YOU WILL SCAN THE FINGER
YOU WILL WAVE THE BRACELET
YOU ARE NOW IN LINE FOR THE TEACUP RIDE, WOULD YOU LIKE TO ENJOY A CRICKET CHURRO WHILE YOU WAIT?
>be a company that relies on families and the creation of children to sell chink toys at 5000% upsale.
>bend the knee to faggots and people that hate children
nah i dont give money to bad causes.
Why? Fuck me is photo I'd not good enough?
>immediately delete the scans
hahaha if you believe this you're gay
Ok now i am curious...
Mmmm...
Yeah?
checking hashes is much easier/cheaper than having a computer match photos.
get in line