I didn't realize this was a thing now. Seems it uses infrared tech to recognize blood vessel pattern in your hand as your unique identifier

During the next pandemic, you scan your hand when you get vaxxed. Then you scan it to buy, fly, work, etc. If not vaxxed, you don't get to live. Biden and Lucifer love this. Complete control.

The public has no idea whats coming

Things will escalate very quickly now pic.twitter.com/mxaSicSLv0

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No thanks.

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Meh. In the 90's Kroger ran a program where you could have your thumbprint on file and use that to pay. I remember RC Slocum doing a promotion for it. It died on the vine. Odds are this will as well. We're wise to distrust government at all turns and the coziness of big business and big government is alarming but this is a long way down my list of worries.

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They are already pushing to do away with cash.

Walmart has a person at the self checkout lanes asking for cash or card. If cash, you have to wait for the 2 out of 12 lanes that accept cash.

This bio tech is next.

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It died on the vine. Odds are this will as well.

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It's an easy bet it will not.

Above mosr other things, people desire convenience. We don't think about what we are sacrificing.

Did you know that some people carry around a little piece of plastic everywhere they go? You just scan it to buy gas or groceries or movie tickets. They can track your every move! They scan it to buy, fly, work, etc. If not vaxxed, you don't get to live. The government, big corporations, and the devil love it!

As evidenced by the lady in the video. "Coolest thing ever" with zero concern or thought about the implications.

They aren't labeled useful idiots for nothing.

LOYAL AG said:

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Meh. In the 90's Kroger ran a program where you could have your thumbprint on file and use that to pay. I remember RC Slocum doing a promotion for it. It died on the vine. Odds are this will as well. We're wise to distrust government at all turns and the coziness of big business and big government is alarming but this is a long way down my list of worries.

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This ain't the 90s. Young people are raised and hooked on tech. They grow up with a phone attached to their hand. They will gladly plug in here because they comfortable with it, they trust it and it makes things so easy and convenient.

YellowPot_97 said:

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Did you know that some people carry around a little piece of plastic everywhere they go? You just scan it to buy gas or groceries or movie tickets. They can track your every move! They scan it to buy, fly, work, etc. If not vaxxed, you don't get to live. The government, big corporations, and the devil love it!

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I can use cash now. I can steal identity now. I can steal an SS number. I can use fake id.

I can't create a new hand. This tech allows absolute control.

Won't work in Illinois - would violate BIPA.

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LOYAL AG said:

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Meh. In the 90's Kroger ran a program where you could have your thumbprint on file and use that to pay. I remember RC Slocum doing a promotion for it. It died on the vine. Odds are this will as well. We're wise to distrust government at all turns and the coziness of big business and big government is alarming but this is a long way down my list of worries.

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This ain't the 90s. Young people are raised and hooked on tech. They grow up with a phone attached to their hand. They will gladly plug in here because they comfortable with it, they trust it and it makes things so easy and convenient.

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This isn't substantially different than Apple Pay for that same generation. This isn't going to go anywhere.

Logos Stick said:

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YellowPot_97 said:

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Did you know that some people carry around a little piece of plastic everywhere they go? You just scan it to buy gas or groceries or movie tickets. They can track your every move! They scan it to buy, fly, work, etc. If not vaxxed, you don't get to live. The government, big corporations, and the devil love it!

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I can use cash now. I can steal identity now. I can steal an SS number. I can use fake id.

I can't create a new hand. This tech allows absolute control.

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It's more secure. Are fraudsters going to steal your hand?

While this is obviously creepy, the idea that anyone in this country has any semblance of "privacy" is laughable. The govt already knows everything about you, where you go, what you say, who you spend time with,etc. there is literally nothing about you they either don't already know or can't easily find out if they want to.

Privacy died a long time ago

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LOYAL AG said:

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Meh. In the 90's Kroger ran a program where you could have your thumbprint on file and use that to pay. I remember RC Slocum doing a promotion for it. It died on the vine. Odds are this will as well. We're wise to distrust government at all turns and the coziness of big business and big government is alarming but this is a long way down my list of worries.

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This ain't the 90s. Young people are raised and hooked on tech. They grow up with a phone attached to their hand. They will gladly plug in here because they comfortable with it, they trust it and it makes things so easy and convenient.

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This isn't substantially different than Apple Pay for that same generation. This isn't going to go anywhere.

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My local Whole Foods has it and it gets used never. I work in the complex so pop in once a week or so.

Also I hate Whole Foods.

As other posters have said, the idea of privacy died when we started using credit cards, cell phones, and web browsers. Perhaps this is a little more personal since it uses a body part, but it's really no more invasive.

There's a line between being concerned about our privacy and being totally paranoid.

This is just another way to authenticate that you are who you say you are. It's actually more secure than using a credit card and a PIN. If you're using a credit card, Apple Pay, or any kind of shopping card like a Kroger card or some kind of rewards program, they are already tracking what you buy and where.

It's not convienient, but I am thinking of going back to using cash.

Cuba keeps their people without technology to control them.

America will use technology to control them.

"Unless he rips off someone's hand. Let's hope he doesn't figure that one out…" - Demolition Man

LOYAL AG said:

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Meh. In the 90's Kroger ran a program where you could have your thumbprint on file and use that to pay. I remember RC Slocum doing a promotion for it. It died on the vine. Odds are this will as well. We're wise to distrust government at all turns and the coziness of big business and big government is alarming but this is a long way down my list of worries.

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Meh? Almost like you think nothing is different today vs the 90's.

A fellow from Chicago that I knew in college had a fake "draft card".
He mainly used it to buy beer in one of the local bars.
That beer joint even threw him a birthday party when he "turned 21".
He always said if the cops ever raided the place he was eating the fake ID!

I think I might just cut the hand off someone driving a really nice car and living in a really nice house and let them pay on my account when I check out.

What if it's required to vote?!

Mayor West said:

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What if it's required to vote?!

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Ah wth now I love this #torn

Cool/ interesting tech but I can see how it comes across as ****ing creepy. . I would rather use a digital wallet on my phone or smart watch over any sort of biometric identifier.

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A fellow from Chicago that I knew in college had a fake "draft card".
He mainly used it to buy beer in one of the local bars.
That beer joint even threw him a birthday party when he "turned 21".
He always said if the cops ever raided the place he was eating the fake ID!

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I lost my driver's license prior to being 21 and got another one. Then found the original one. I decided to alter my date of birth to make me be 21, lol. It was a very poor effort and would not have fooled Stevie Wonder. One night I got pulled over by a highway patrolman and he asked for my license. Like a real idiot, I had my "doctored up" one in my billfold with my replacement one (at that point I had not tried to use my doctored up one yet). I handed him the doctored up one. He said what is this? I said oh, my dog chewed up my billfold and damaged my license, so I got another one and handed the other one to him. My own version of the dog ate my homework. He said I needed to get rid of the old one and let me go, lol.

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LOYAL AG said:

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Meh. In the 90's Kroger ran a program where you could have your thumbprint on file and use that to pay. I remember RC Slocum doing a promotion for it. It died on the vine. Odds are this will as well. We're wise to distrust government at all turns and the coziness of big business and big government is alarming but this is a long way down my list of worries.

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Meh? Almost like you think nothing is different today vs the 90's.

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Did you read the whole post or decide to respond to the first word and forget the rest? Because that response suggests you didn't read the whole thing.

Mayor West said:

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What if it's required to vote?!

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I'm sure that will be racist.

Mayor West said:

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What if it's required to vote?!

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And up next! Fingerprints are racist!!!

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I think I might just cut the hand off someone driving a really nice car and living in a really nice house and let them pay on my account when I check out.

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Won't work scanning blood vessels if they are all drained out

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one safe place said:

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I think I might just cut the hand off someone driving a really nice car and living in a really nice house and let them pay on my account when I check out.

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Won't work scanning blood vessels if they are all drained out

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The emoji suggests you've thought this through!