Trust, Privacy and Biometrics
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This document discusses privacy, trust, and biometrics. It makes three main points: 1. Trust in technologies and government is fragile and built over the long term through transparency and respecting human rights, not just communication. 2. Many security technologies proposed after 9/11 lacked credible impact assessments and had unclear costs and benefits compared to alternatives. This undermines trust. 3. For any new biometric technology to be trusted, strong evidence of its effectiveness is needed, as well as careful analysis of its privacy and human rights impacts and oversight of its implementation and use. Without these precautions, trust will be eroded.
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- #4: - eg use genuinely one-way templates (hardly any of which exist), keep templates on hardware directly under user control (not in verifier databases), do checks on equipment under user control (eg smartcards) or at most on readers certified not to retain biometric data after scanning it and passing it to user-controlled equipment that says \"yes/no\" (and hence will need some TPM-style zero-knowledge certified approval and check against revocation)