Intrusive technology may make us less secure

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Intrusive technology may make us less secure

"The relentless drive for more intrusive technology to help improve security may result in a society that is less secure, warned Al Gore, former vice president of the U.S., speaking Tuesday at the Carnahan Conference on Security Technology in Taipei."

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