>>11262757You seem to be ignoring the fact that the government is the original bad guy. You see, since government is made up of people, and people are idiots, and idiots do wrong things, then the government does wrong things. You cannot trust them, except to eventually do the wrong thing in any given situation. Why would you give them your fingerprints when there is a non-zero chance of them mistakenly charging you with a crime? You might say you're not giving the government your fingerprints or dna, you're giving a company those things, but that's even worse in a way. Even ignoring incestuous business/government relations as well as spying laws, any given biometrics company is basically legally required to steal/patent any information they can get their hands on to increase their stopckholders' share price. You're arguing on the side of the bad guys here.
