Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2019/01/30/prison-profiteering.html
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Are voiceprints really any good? Seems bogus to me, but I’m not a security expert. I’m not even a “security expert.” However, voiceprinting low-level drug offenders seems like an odd way to catch terrorists.
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If so, they are easier to get than ever before. With so many VOIP services, who owns that data? After the lightsaber, I want another gadget from Star Wars (the helmet would be great for avoiding facial recognition systems, too):
Yep, my office runs on VOIP. If they start rounding up the insurance agents, I’ll be first against the wall.
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The road to hell is paved by consultants.
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it’s not really that long as passcodes go.
I called Fidelity today and one prompt asked if I wanted to use voice recognition to get answered faster.
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Next thing you know they’ll revert back to measuring prisoners’ craniums for some phrenological indication of criminal/terrorist ways.
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