Titlebook: Ethics and Policy ofBiometrics; Third International Ajay Kumar,David Zhang Conference proceedings 2010 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2

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From the Economics to the Behavioral Economics of Privacy: A Noteels in this area sometimes make overly restrictive assumptions about individuals’ decision making. The behavioral economics of privacy attempts to address such shortcomings. In doing so, it can help us gain a better understanding of how we value, and make (sometimes biased) decisions about, our personal data.

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On Analysis of Rural and Urban Indian Fingerprint Imagest recognition algorithms provide comparatively better performance on urban population. The study also shows that poor images quality, worn and damaged patterns and some special characteristics affect the performance of fingerprint recognition.

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The Status Quo and Ethical Governance in Biometric in Mainland China identity and other unease and worry. It concludes with recommendations on ethical governance of biometrics, and suggests a number of ethical principles to build an ethical framework for evaluating conducts taken in biometrics.

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Detoxification

,Das Gespr?ch mit dem alten Patienten, issues related to the collection, utilization and retention of DNA samples and profiles of legally innocent populations, illustrated by a case study where a voluntarily given DNA sample for a murder investigation successfully solved three non related rape cases.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-93468-0ach to biometric data. This paper will analyse the legal properties intrinsic to biometric data as against other established categories of protected data. The survey is cross-jurisdictional, with emphasis on the Hong Kong SAR.

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Europ?ische Prinzipien des Republikanismustion systems degrades and plastic/cosmetic surgery is one of them. In this paper we comment on the effect of plastic surgery on face recognition algorithms and various social, ethical and engineering challenges associated with it.

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