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Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2025 6:53 am
- What? Five minutes and that's it?
- Well, yes.
- Good. We'll have to ask the guys to sort out this auction of unprecedented generosity.
The next day, a meeting was held in the Department of Intellectual Investigations. Mark asked to speak.
— Good afternoon, colleagues! Yesterday I spoke croatia mobile database my daughter. She told me about strange people who were handing out certificates to a coffee shop. Don't you think this kind of "charity" is strange? I suggest checking and sending our first- and second-year students to this school. Rita and I will prepare the necessary tools.
— Chief! This is much more serious than we thought. It turned out that the contractors were hired by Agency R and sent to the streets, to campuses to look for different people and to hide the fact that people's faces were being scanned in various ways, distracting and deceiving them. The contractors asked passersby to "play with the phone for a couple of minutes", "test a new app" or "play a selfie game" in exchange for a certificate for 5 imperials. At this time, the smartphone collected biometric data.
- But for what?
— It's simple. Company G conducts biometric research, and for this they need faces. This costs money, and people don't always just allow themselves to be scanned for free. And this way, the faces are scanned, and you don't have to pay money!
- But this is a violation.
- Well, yes.
- Good. We'll have to ask the guys to sort out this auction of unprecedented generosity.
The next day, a meeting was held in the Department of Intellectual Investigations. Mark asked to speak.
— Good afternoon, colleagues! Yesterday I spoke croatia mobile database my daughter. She told me about strange people who were handing out certificates to a coffee shop. Don't you think this kind of "charity" is strange? I suggest checking and sending our first- and second-year students to this school. Rita and I will prepare the necessary tools.
— Chief! This is much more serious than we thought. It turned out that the contractors were hired by Agency R and sent to the streets, to campuses to look for different people and to hide the fact that people's faces were being scanned in various ways, distracting and deceiving them. The contractors asked passersby to "play with the phone for a couple of minutes", "test a new app" or "play a selfie game" in exchange for a certificate for 5 imperials. At this time, the smartphone collected biometric data.
- But for what?
— It's simple. Company G conducts biometric research, and for this they need faces. This costs money, and people don't always just allow themselves to be scanned for free. And this way, the faces are scanned, and you don't have to pay money!
- But this is a violation.