FBI's NGI (Next Generation Identification) online late 2015.
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FBI's NGI (Next Generation Identification) online late 2015.
http://fcw.com/Articles/2014/04/15/Deta ... ystem.aspx
http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2014/04/16/ ... roup-says/
The FBI is rolling out the NGI (Next Generation Identification) system. The above links detail what it includes.
A radio report that I heard (can't find the NPR link easily right now) stated that LEO's make 160,000 inquiries a day
to the existing system.
SIA
http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2014/04/16/ ... roup-says/
The FBI is rolling out the NGI (Next Generation Identification) system. The above links detail what it includes.
A radio report that I heard (can't find the NPR link easily right now) stated that LEO's make 160,000 inquiries a day
to the existing system.
SIA
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Re: FBI's NGI (Next Generation Identification) online late 2
One of the links mentions MorphoTrust which iirc did our FAST (fingerprinting) for the CHL. So our pics will no doubt be among the 52 million.surprise_i'm_armed wrote:http://fcw.com/Articles/2014/04/15/Deta ... ystem.aspx
http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2014/04/16/ ... roup-says/
The FBI is rolling out the NGI (Next Generation Identifcation) system. The above links detail what it includes.
A radio report that I heard (can't find the NPR link easily right now) stated that LEO's make 160,000 inquiries a day
to the existing system.
SIA
Won't it be fun, if one has a "common" name-and-face, to have the FBI show-up at our doors asking us to prove we didn't commit XYZ criminal act.
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Re: FBI's NGI (Next Generation Identification) online late 2
It looks like 1984 is arriving just a bit late.
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Re: FBI's NGI (Next Generation Identification) online late 2
Ever since I read that book in high school I wonder when I'm watching tv if the tv is watching me.Pawpaw wrote:It looks like 1984 is arriving just a bit late.
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I keep thinking we are well on our way to some combination of "1984" and Huxley's "Brave New World" and will get there sooner rather than later unless we begin a hard turn.
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Re: FBI's NGI (Next Generation Identification) online late 2
FIFYMiddle Age Russ wrote:I keep thinking we are well on our way to some combination of "1984" and Huxley's "Brave New World" and will get there sooner rather than later unless we begin a hard right turn.
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Re: FBI's NGI (Next Generation Identification) online late 2
Maybe a U-Turn is more appropriate.Pawpaw wrote:FIFYMiddle Age Russ wrote:I keep thinking we are well on our way to some combination of "1984" and Huxley's "Brave New World" and will get there sooner rather than later unless we begin a hard right turn.
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The hard right I'm thinking about would amount to a U-turn... A U-turn all the way to 1790.WildBill wrote:Maybe a U-Turn is more appropriate.Pawpaw wrote:FIFYMiddle Age Russ wrote:I keep thinking we are well on our way to some combination of "1984" and Huxley's "Brave New World" and will get there sooner rather than later unless we begin a hard right turn.
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Re: FBI's NGI (Next Generation Identification) online late 2
I would prefer 1890 Constitutionally if it wasn't for the lack of Amendment XIX.Pawpaw wrote:The hard right I'm thinking about would amount to a U-turn... A U-turn all the way to 1790.WildBill wrote:Maybe a U-Turn is more appropriate.Pawpaw wrote:FIFYMiddle Age Russ wrote:I keep thinking we are well on our way to some combination of "1984" and Huxley's "Brave New World" and will get there sooner rather than later unless we begin a hard right turn.