Immigration Biometric System Fails to Record Data for 17 Million Travelers

[SbuxPlease]

Forgot to pay that Amazon cloud bill, eh?

 

I'm sure everybody related to this project got paid except the lowly developer who gave up trying to flag his boss about this a year ago.

[MikeandDow]

14 minutes ago, SbuxPlease said:

Forgot to pay that Amazon cloud bill, eh?

 

I'm sure everybody related to this project got paid except the lowly developer who gave up trying to flag his boss about this a year ago.

Asumptions !!!

[SunsetT]

On 2/22/2025 at 7:40 AM, johng said:

They got fingerprints and face scan  but  not "true biometric data"

what else are they thinking of  capturing retina and DNA ?   !!

Bend over while I put on my rubber glove.

[ujayujay]

Here we go....

[Sydebolle]

19 hours ago, MikeandDow said:

What has this topic Immigration Biometric System Fails to Record Data for 17 Million Travelers to do with the 90day reporting website ??????? the 90 day reporting website is not a Biometric System

Both require a professional set-up in cyber world; the 90-days notification is significantly easier to set-up and run compared to the (confidential) management of biometric data. They cannot, to this day, get a flawlessly 90-days-website running so a collapse on a much more sophisticated programme is quite obviously a much more difficult task to master.

That was my point! 

[MikeandDow]

5 minutes ago, Sydebolle said:

Both require a professional set-up in cyber world; the 90-days notification is significantly easier to set-up and run compared to the (confidential) management of biometric data. They cannot, to this day, get a flawlessly 90-days-website running so a collapse on a much more sophisticated programme is quite obviously a much more difficult task to master.

That was my point! 

well you should have made your point in your post

[Surasak]

21 hours ago, MikeandDow said:

No !! The year 2000 software problem, known as Y2K, turned out to be a nonevent. That has led to a widely held view that it was a kind of manufactured crisis, a vastly overstated danger inflated by a self-interested cabal of alarmists, journalists and technology companies. And today, Y2K is enjoying a sort of cultural moment for its place in 1990s nostalgia,

It was meant be sarcasm. Sorry if I misled you.