The US government will let you use facial recognition to access services online - but don't worry, your data is safe
news.retiolus.netFacial recognition to be introduced to reduce fraud and enhance security
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I still file by mail because if somebody were to do something with my taxes in transit, it’s a federal crime vs e-filing where everybody whose network it passes through gets a copy, legally.
If your tax preparation software is doing things right, SSL should ensure that networks along the way can’t open up your taxes and take a look.
I should have said, “visible by all the ‘partners’”.