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Biometric access systems can verify identities to access information and track criminals to prevent future crimes. Spam is used by marketers to reach many but annoys most, though there are ways to avoid it but it remains unreliable. Video surveillance tracks employees and potential criminals at businesses but some oppose it due to sharing too much information with authorities.
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- 1. Technology Rules! Steve Freeman
- 2. Biometric Access Systems Can be used to verify identities to access information systems. Can also be used to track criminals and prevent future criminal action.
- 3. Spam Used as a means for marketing firms to reach many people at once. Annoys most people There are many ways to avoid spam however, it is for the most part unreliable.
- 4. Video Surveillance Used to keep track of businesses and other establishments. Can be used to track both employees and potential criminals. Some people are opposed to video surveillance because it provides too much information to governmental authorities.