The new NZ passports reveal too much of my personal information to foreign goverments.?


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The new NZ passports reveal too much of my personal information to foreign goverments.

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Reasons To Disagree

I'd rather have the government be able to prove who I am than have someone else able to use my passport.

21 June 2006

 

Reasons To Agree

Yeah, and maybe too much to random passersby too!

22 April 2006

But that is exactly what the US government wanted when it pushed the civil aviation organisation to adopt the "international standards". As for the opportunity of the RFID chips to act like blabbermouth, it is being proven to be very likely that information will be freely given away, and that it can be very easily decrypted by criminals.

22 May 2006

Yes, the fact that the new RFID chips can be used as tracking devices and can be picked up by radio frequency is bad enough. The introduction of biometric scanning systems is appauling with the use of fingerprinting, face recognition and iris scans. I am currently 17 and I want to be able to travel in the future without being treated like a criminal at overseas airports let alone my own countries airport.

2 November 2007

Reasons for Remain Neutral

I will never get a passport as I Will bever give any Gov't that much information. ..... They are still trying to get me to fill out a cenus... Screw em

19 June 2006

Passports only restrict honest people. Crooks just buy one to suit - pseudo-refugees flush 'em down the bog - why bother with them?

21 July 2006

foreign governments can find out what ever they want anyhow. follow me for a week and you'll know. this just makes it cheaper.

18 January 2008

Are you kidding? I can't afford one!

10 October 2010

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