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View quoted note → esses sistemas de pagamento com biometria são bem práticos. Porém eu não gosto dessa idéia pq expõe a pessoas isso pode ser usado pra rastrear pessoas. A não ser que fosse um sistema totalmente independente de biometria.
the last line in the article is the kicker …However, the company says that it will share the data, “if it is required to comply with a legally valid and binding order.”
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Z2theach 2 years ago
I will not eat the bugs I will not buy the blue check… I will not pay with my palm?
I've seen this in a few stores. You need an amazon prime account to use this type of payment. So far they haven't made this a requirement, you can still pay using credit card or cash.
Interesting paying method. Next, they’ll place the scanner a bit higher and slightly further away from the counter. image
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Zaikaboy 2 years ago
Those that register for this "convenience" are past saving. Let them burn in slavery, fucking idiots. #bitcoinisfreedom
Here in Venezuela there has been a biometric payment system (fingerprint) for a few years now. Called "Biopago", this system belongs to the main state bank (Banco de Venezuela) and has the widest population coverage. This system allows to make a payment by placing the fingerprint and get paid not only from the bank of origin of the device. But from any bank in the country's banking system, whether state or private. It has increased its reach lately and may have a greater use. Because the device is seen in many more commercial premises. And for many it seems "more comfortable and easier" to make the payment this way. Only now the biggest bank, the State, has more data on the consumption of the users and you know what an authoritarian government like the Venezuelan one will want to do.
Blue Checks, Worldcoin, Palms... All targeting the very same use case. It's accelerating. Just waiting for Google, Apple, Meta to hop on the wagon. Probably soon.
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Axelrod[00] 2 years ago
Wow I heard about this but thought it was fake
Amazon One. seems everyone’s racing for the dominant position. inb4 Amazon One app competes with X for wechat of the west.
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Rick 2 years ago
No thank you. #fuckbezos
Been up-and-running for a few weeks at the Whole Foods in Nashville. Shameful.
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ImNull 2 years ago
Does it checks if the palm is connected to a living person?
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SinedinZigan 2 years ago
Bitcoiner shopping soon: 🥸+🧤+🎩 Are the #Bitcoin diamond-hand gloves already in production. #WinterIsComing #DiamondHands
I #disavow ed #amazon #forgood today - I will not buy anything ever again from that #company . FACT
Meanwhile, bitcoiners are using @thebitcoincompany for whole foods gift cards ;)
*sings* “we got the whole world in our hands, we got the whole world…doot de doo” *whistles merrily*. /insert evil corp logo.
Which just goes to show how effective it will be. There's a bit in Chuck Palanuiks "Fight Club" that isn't in the movie. One of the characters is doing a catering job in a horrible and classist woman's mansion. To teach her a lesson he leaves a note next to her very expensive perfume collection, comprised of 100s of bottles of designer perfume: " I pissed in one of these bottles, good luck guessing which one" She ends up throwing every bottle in the trash. It's later revealed that the person didn't actually piss in a bottle at all.
I don't get this. Aside from LLMs, it seems like most of our recent technological "innovations" are barely marginal increases in convenience for drastic intrusions into our privacy. Is it that hard to pull your phone out of your pocket and pay with that? Hell, you probably have it out already and need to stick it in your pocket to use the palm reader. 🙄 View quoted note →
It’s out there, truly dystopian. This coupled with cbdc’s, it’s a brave new world in the worst way.