Nymi: Put Your Heart Into It

Discussion in 'privacy technology' started by Alec, Sep 5, 2013.

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  1. Alec

    Alec Registered Member

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    Interesting...

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  2. x942

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    I just ordered one. Looks promising, I really want to test to see if it hold up to security and privacy like they claim. Worst case it's very interesting tech.:thumb:
     
  3. Tipsy

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    Because all we need is one more way to track every move. :thumb:
     
  4. x942

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    It's going to be open-source apparently. I also don't see anything about it sending data back to a server. I guess we will have to wait and see what happens.
     
  5. mirimir

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    I wonder if you're locked out after a heart attack that changes your pattern.
     
  6. SweX

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    If you're lucky enough to survive you mean.
     
  7. mirimir

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    Right.

    But little heart attacks are often ignored.

    Edit: So getting locked out would be a warning.
     
  8. x942

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    I have been reseaching this and (while I am obviously not an expert in this field) from what I read your heat pattern is alway unique to you, and doesn't change enough - through age or heart attack, that would be noticeably different or effect this type of authentication.

    That said I hope some one with expertise pipes in and lets us know. It is very cool technology here and I am eager to get more facts about how it works.
     
  9. mirimir

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    That's good to know.

    I did look on their website, but didn't see much of anything.
     
  10. J_L

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    What exactly is this "electrical activity generated by your heart"? Is it constantly the same, even when factoring in mood, environment, age, injury, and disease? Cause otherwise I can see some lock-out scenarios when you're in trouble.
     
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