NY Times columnist on biometrics

[JuergenG]

http://www.nytimes.c...=joenocera&_r=0

"Saving Children From Guns", "lifesaving technologies" "The usual irrational opposition from the National Rifle Association and gun absolutists" makes quite clear out of which political corner the author is. Luckily, he can't even spell the name of the company mentioned right, greatly limits the number of search engine hits.

A. now lobbying the U.S.' No.1 gun trafficker?

Yet there is reason for at least some hope that the day when these technologies are in widespread use will soon be here. Last week, there were two important meetings about gun personalization technology. On March 13, in Washington, Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. met with several dozen advocates, including Sebastian and Stephen Teret, the co-director of the Center for Law and the Public Health at Johns Hopkins University. The purpose of the meeting was to get Holder up to speed on the technologies so he could make recommendations to President Obama.

[Gast]

The Armatix Dream...

Say, they are successful, what about selling guns? The gun has to be programmed to the new owner, and if things like this can be changed, missuse is possible, therefor Smart Guns are like breaking the finger by nose drilling