i want to know how thumb checking technology works? and  is this technolog is laready working at bank ATM systems?
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thumb checking technology is the latest form of personal identification security. every individual possess its own characteristic and every individual has its own unique curvature or wave pattern-like in our fingers.this wave like finger print are process and stored in a data / i.e.computer memory which gives you and access. Microsoft uses this in one of their keyboard (which i have) some highly secure areas, research building, etc are using this technology now day.
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It is safe to deposit funds through an ATM.  However, only ATMs equipped  with a depository will accept them.  Put the cash in the special envelope that is provided at the ATM and complete it prior to swiping your card.  After you swipe your card, enter your PIN, and choose deposit and the ATM will request that you enter the dollar amount of the deposit being made.  The machine will prompt you to insert the envelope in the slot, then it will give you a receipt.  Like the other poster said, you can only deposit at ATMs owned by your bank.  Most banks do NOT participate inthe shared deposit network.  Also remembe that banks have business day cut-overs, usually 2:00 pm.  This means that if you make a deposit at an ATM before 2:00 pm. the deposit is counted on that business day, if the deoposit is after 2:00 pm, it is considered the next business day.  Check with your bank for their  business day cut-over times.
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Probably a man and an ATM machine.  HAHA!
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how hackable is it..?? \nhow do i know my vote is even counted..??\nwe went to this crappy mail in voter system and when i go to the post office to pick up my mail, it seems like theirs as many ballots in the garbage as junky wal mart flyers...says something about the system, doesnt it...???
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You can purchase a very cheap thumb print scanner, and use the PC for authentication. Then have the PC trigger a solenoid via the serial or parallel port. You could use a microcontroller instead of a PC, but you will need to program the microcontroller.
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That is why "W" wants bio/digital ID's for "guest" workers.  The US embassies, abroad, are already using digital fingerprinting/DNA coding for applications for visas.  The technology is there, the cost is NOT that high.  Of course, under Slick Willie, we would ALL be required to carry them.
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If the computer chips and software in these machines can be programmed to falsely represent the true input, imagine how easy it is to also supply false output on any attempt to validate the actual input.\n\nIn Maine - the only machines used in the voting process are the electronic scanners that read the paper ballots - and any recount is easy because the ballots are real, tangible and available. Certainly not the quickest way - but, assuredly, the one that garners the most confidence in the voting process.
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i dont believe u're serious.. atleast about spying or ur wife.. but anyway.. many people r interested in checking other people's emails..\n\nwell.. there is a software.. that remembers passwords of any site.. that is opened on ur system.. n its my experiance that even the most secure online transaction sites are also not secure!  \n\nso contact me if u really wanna know.. coz i cant post it here
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We're now working on the principle of "credits" or "points". You trade me so many points, I keep your lights on. Pretty soon we won't use cash and won't need credit cards... our financial history and information will be linked to our thumbprints (of course, we must fight against this!!) so you'll just give you thumbprint and walk out of the grocery store or pay your electric or whatever. \n\nTechnically, there are not enough bills or coins in the US to cover all the monies we use daily.
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If it is not your banks atm, then you are "borrowing" another banks money, literally.  They count that stuff and put it in there themselves.  So they have to contact your bank and your bank has to wire it to them (of course a pc does this).
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The biggest use of which I'm aware for magnetic ink is the printing at the bottom of a check.  This generally includes the bank's routing number, the account number, and the amount for which the check is written (used to be put on by data entry operators when I worked at the Federal Reserve Bank back in the 70s - may be automated now...).  The coding on the checks enables them to be processed by computerized sorting machines, rather than having to be done by hand - not a viable proposition when a bank handles a couple million checks in a day.
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Payroll clerks, also called payroll technicians, screen timecards for calculating, coding, or other errors. They compute pay by subtracting allotments, including Federal and State taxes and contributions to retirement, insurance, and savings plans, from gross earnings. Increasingly, computers are performing these calculations and alerting payroll clerks to problems or errors in the data. In small organizations or for new employees whose records are not yet entered into a computer system, clerks may perform the necessary calculations manually. In some small offices, clerks or other employees in the accounting department process payroll.\n\nPayroll clerks record changes in employees’ addresses; close out files when workers retire, resign, or transfer; and advise employees on income tax withholding and other mandatory deductions. They also issue and record adjustments to workers’ pay because of previous errors or retroactive increases. Payroll clerks need to follow changes in tax and deduction laws, so they are aware of the most recent revisions. Finally, they prepare and mail earnings and tax-withholding statements for employees’ use in preparing income tax returns.\n\nIn small offices, payroll and timekeeping duties are likely to be included in the duties of a general office clerk, a secretary, or an accounting clerk. However, large organizations employ specialized payroll and timekeeping clerks to perform these functions. In offices that have automated timekeeping systems, payroll clerks perform more analysis of the data, examine trends, and work with computer systems. They also spend more time answering employees’ questions and processing unique data.\n\nYou can read more here:\n\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos149.htm
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i dont believe you can, and why would you want to...continuous pulse is more secure, otherwise it may not detect all foreign coins.
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I couldn't have said it better myself.....GOOD JOB. I totally agree with you. The checkers are also to scan a certain number of items thru the checkout in a length of time. I know the price of the items that I take and several times they have been wrong. My sister used to work for Wal-Mart and you would not believe the stories she could tell you.........
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Dude, you ought to disregard all these answers from people who prefer to remain blissfully ignorant; they say 'Hey, like if it doesn't affect me, like directly, then like, why should I like, care?'\n\nSometimes, it is a darn shame that the right to express their opinions, and waste breath, is extended to their like.\n\nYeah, I have seen that demonstration before, and I find it disturbing that the Government would do this, as well as, I understand the explanation the Government gives for doing this.\nThey justify it by saying that North Korea, Iran or Russia, maybe China, is counterfeiting our currency to such an intricate extent, that the other, more obvious methods of counterfeit detection are useless, so they embed these little RFID chips, to tell the difference.\n\nBut what good does that do, at the supermarket, at the ballgame, wherever you spend the cash?  It can only be used for two purposes, that I can see:  \n1) to track our usage, or our cash we carry;\n2) to later, at some time of emergency, maybe track enemies within these borders.\n\n\nThen all of these other answers will squeel, but then, it's too late.
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everything is done on the tellers computer\nthe computer will tell her how much money to give back to the customer but not in what denomination ,  and will let the teller know if she is balanced after each tansaction
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Yes I had that happen yesterday. Telecheck is an electronic way of processing your checks, they send it through the computer and based on your banks routing number and your own account number it contacts the banks mainframe to verify that you have the amount in your account to cover the check you just wrote. it then puts a hold on the funds and you get your check back voided out. Walmart and a lot of companies are starting to do this now because of having problems with too many people writing bad checks that bounce like a rubber ball and then not being able to get in contact with them to collect funds that the store(s) were shorted. All in all it comes down to keeping the honest people honest, unless you live in a state where they have laws that if you write bad checks you can be arrested for it and proccessed for fraud.