Japan to enhance biometric authentication technique

Reyter · 1 Feb 2010

Astroboy said:
This is the first time in my life to hear that Somebody is telling "We are quite civilized .... "

Hmmmmm you think heaven is populated by the uncivilized? Unless you change quite dramatically you will join the rest of the barbarians elsewhere. When you go there one has to submit to fingerprinting upon entry. It doesn't serve any purpose other than to waste resources piss people off but perhaps among barbarians this is purpose enough.☝

Adulado · 1 Feb 2010

I'm not favoring one or the other but it seems the guy above is deriving his rantings from his poor ego/inferiority complex..

Astroboy · 2 Feb 2010

More detailed information about Chinese woman fake fingerprinting fooled Japan passport control in December 2009. This news has increasingly been famous in the world as this technology may be used to others.

Biometrics checks using finger prints can be fooled, one only has to have the money for skin surgery to some US$15,000 to fool immigration is a worth while price to pay. A Chinese woman managed to enter Japan illegally by having plastic surgery to alter her fingerprints, thus fooling immigration controls, police claim.

Lin Rong, 27had previously been deported from Japan for overstaying her visa. She was only discovered when she was arrested on separate charges. Tokyo police said she had paid $15,000 (£9,000) to have the surgery in China. It is Japan's first case of alleged biometric fraud, but police believe the practice may be widespread.
http://www.nowpublic.com/world/fake-fingerprint-chinese-woman-fools-japan-controls

$15,000 for fake fingerprinting costs and return to be deported. Maybe it is not expensive to the angels.

skim · 2 Feb 2010

JerseyBoy said:
Any unwelcome visitor should be barred from entering the country. With North Korea is working hard to develop the nuclear weapon, it makes sense for J-gov to focus on the visitors from the Korean Peninsula to make sure biological, radioactive, and other nasty weapons won't be smuggled in. I think that is a common sense approach.

North Korea and South Korea are two radically different countries. Don't mistake one for the other.

also, I am pretty sure North Korea does not allow any of its citizens to exit the country. That privilege is reserved for only the highest ranking government officials there. On the other hand, South Koreans (most of whom think North Korea is a backwards, third world country where people starve to death) are allowed to visit and work in Japan with a proper VISA.

I also agree that OP needs to be a little less racist. Why is the race or country of origin so important that it must be mentioned? Are you trying to imply that ALL Koreans and ALL Chinese people are a bunch of conniving, deceiving individuals?

Chidoriashi · 2 Feb 2010

skim said:
North Korea and South Korea are two radically different countries. Don't mistake one for the other.

also, I am pretty sure North Korea does not allow any of its citizens to exit the country. That privilege is reserved for only the highest ranking government officials there. On the other hand, South Koreans (most of whom think North Korea is a backwards, third world country where people starve to death) are allowed to visit and work in Japan with a proper VISA.

I also agree that OP needs to be a little less racist. Why is the race or country of origin so important that it must be mentioned? Are you trying to imply that ALL Koreans and ALL Chinese people are a bunch of conniving, deceiving individuals?

Skim, Astroboy is not known to be the most racially sensistive guy. You can try and get into it with him if you want, but it won't accomplish anything.

And I think that Jersey boy is not trying to imply that North and South Korea are not distinct I simply think he is saying that anybody could be working for North Korea, and anybody coming from around there is probably the most likely suspect.

Reyter · 3 Feb 2010

Adulado said:
I'm not favoring one or the other but it seems the guy above is deriving his rantings from his poor ego/inferiority complex..

LOL That is original! Did you make this determination all by yourself or did you get help?

Reyter · 3 Feb 2010

Astroboy said:
More detailed information about Chinese woman fake fingerprinting fooled Japan passport control in December 2009. This news has increasingly been famous in the world as this technology may be used to others.
Biometrics checks using finger prints can be fooled, one only has to have the money for skin surgery to some US$15,000 to fool immigration is a worth while price to pay. A Chinese woman managed to enter Japan illegally by having plastic surgery to alter her fingerprints, thus fooling immigration controls, police claim.
Lin Rong, 27had previously been deported from Japan for overstaying her visa. She was only discovered when she was arrested on separate charges. Tokyo police said she had paid $15,000 (￡9,000) to have the surgery in China. It is Japan's first case of alleged biometric fraud, but police believe the practice may be widespread.
http://www.nowpublic.com/world/fake-fingerprint-chinese-woman-fools-japan-controls
$15,000 for fake fingerprinting costs and return to be deported. Maybe it is not expensive to the angels.

You are really painful! You keep underlining my basic position while thinking it somehow justifies your own.

The technology is flawed and as you have pointed out numerous times, is easily defeated by Korean hostesses. The only reason it is in place as far as i can see is to inflate very small egos in pissing off foreigners. Wasting time and resources to inflate a few small egos while the country goes down the tube. And you think it's good???!!! Talk about a small ego

Astroboy · 5 Feb 2010

Reyter said:
You are really painful! You keep underlining my basic position while thinking it somehow justifies your own.

The technology is flawed and as you have pointed out numerous times, is easily defeated by Korean hostesses. The only reason it is in place as far as i can see is to inflate very small egos in pissing off foreigners. Wasting time and resources to inflate a few small egos while the country goes down the tube. And you think it's good???!!! Talk about a small ego

I don't feel any pain. But I understand "No Pain No gain in Chinese heaven".
Meanwhile I am pointing out a "fact", not ego. I wonder why you are sticking to this article ? which is "Wasting time and resources to inflate a few small egos" I think.

Adulado · 6 Feb 2010

Reyter said:
LOL That is original! Did you make this determination all by yourself or did you get help?

Then it makes you a troll then not knowing when to shut up. Pretty typical among qinese around the internet with inferiority complex.

Reyter · 9 Feb 2010

Adulado said:
Then it makes you a troll then not knowing when to shut up. Pretty typical among qinese around the internet with inferiority complex.

WOW Adulado, you are really smart! You have said I have an inferiority complex twice now but still not answered whether you came to this determination all by yourself or whether someone helped you!:?

And BTW what the f##k is "qinese"?????? I am surprised a smart guy like you wouldn't proof read what he has typed before submitting it.

Astroboy said:
I don't feel any pain. But I understand "No Pain No gain in Chinese heaven".
Meanwhile I am pointing out a "fact", not ego. I wonder why you are sticking to this article ? which is "Wasting time and resources to inflate a few small egos" I think.

LOL No, you misunderstood. I think you and "Adulado" learned English at the same semi-literate place. I didn't say you are "in pain" I said "you are painful". Basically it means you are some kind of super-***** and the effect you have on other people is akin to pain. Didn't the Korean girl who rejected you tell you about this?

Adulado · 10 Feb 2010

As always a qinese with inferiority complex who don't acknowledge defeat.

Reyter · 10 Feb 2010

Adulado said:
As always a qinese with inferiority complex who don't acknowledge defeat.

LOL what is "qinese" i will acknowledge defeat if you be so kind as to tell me how you came to the realization I had an inferiority complex. Did you reach this determination all by yourself or did you get some help?

And BTW, it should be "who doesn't acknowledge defeat". I take it you aren't actually American. Are you learning English there? If so, you are not doing well.

Adulado · 10 Feb 2010

Seriously, not being able to communicate with a qinese should be nothing new.

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