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The Virtual Future of EU ID Cards

By |March 23rd, 2007|

Giesecke & Devrient, one of the initial companies to employ Extended Access Control (EAC) protocol in national ID systems, has declared that by 2009 all EU member states will outfit their ID cards with facial images and fingerprints. The projection was made at the CeBIT show in Hanover, where a central focus has been identity theft. The company also envisions the EU implementing a single-card standard that will be used by citizens for not only personal identification in the real world, but also in the virtual world.

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ID Card Trends to Watch in 2007

By |March 13th, 2007|

Whether you notice or not, there are some major changes taking place in the ID card industry right now. New technologies, new laws and the continual push for maximum efficiency have created several new and important ID card developments in recent months. Here are some things to keep your eyes open for:

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Controversy over School IDs at Michigan High School

By |February 27th, 2007|

ID cards have been normal at schools for years now. Students keep them in their wallets to use in the lunch line or to check out books, visitors and staff use them for identification. They're such a normal part of most students' lives that Now, in Florida, a controversy has erupted over a teacher  who refuses to wear an ID badge.
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