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To: rey

Any non-felon should mhave the right to delete their DNA data from any company or government agency.

Period.

Same with facial recognition and voice prints.


12 posted on 03/08/2022 9:51:12 AM PST by Basket_of_Deplorables (Putin is behaving rationally. The war is on Biden and Obama.)
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To: Basket_of_Deplorables
Any non-felon should mhave the right to delete their DNA data from any company or government agency.

Period.

Same with facial recognition and voice prints.

What about fingerprints?

When you enlist in the military, your fingerprints and DNA are entered into the vast FBI database.

15 posted on 03/08/2022 9:57:25 AM PST by Yo-Yo (Is the /sarc tag really necessary?)
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To: Basket_of_Deplorables

Too bad that right is not be plain to all.

Those supporting the use of a victim’s DNA to be used against them in the event they are as suspect in a crime probably go along with the adage “If you’re innocent why don’t you just cooperate with the police? You don’t have anything to hide.”

It also shows a remarkable ignorance of the corruption discovered at some forensic labs where such played lead role in conviction of innocent persons.


20 posted on 03/08/2022 12:07:24 PM PST by lastchance (Credo.)
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