Do you believe those who invented the Internet, and big corporations are seriously looking for innovative ways of securing Internet transactions? And why is it that some of the best ideas we've ever seen, or heard about, are so simple, that, many of us believe we could have thought of them ourselves? Now that hackers are stealing government workers fingerprints to break into their smart phones, and other devises, computer manufacturers has started giving new ideas some serious thought. The original fingerprint technology concept for getting online, which I thought of years, before Apple, offers the best solution via our "fresh new fingerprint" on (what I refer to as) the Super Information Highway Drivers License Card, provided, by each city's Public Safety Department. Were talking about our nation's national security, and financial stability. Computers of the future should be built for the inserting of (only) a "Fresh Fingerprint" Internet Driver's License Card. There should be no other costs, unless, your Internet Driver's License is lost, or the card is worn out. And because your personal information will be embedded in the strip, confirming your "fresh" thumb print, no one else will be able to use it. I first published this blog on Innovative Ways Of Securing Internet Transactions using "Fingerprint License Technology," years ago, at Zimbio.Com, to discourage thieves driving on the Super information Highway I realize that one of the most attractive features the invention of the Internet, was that, it would be built, not only to share information from afar, but, also, to enabling E-Commerce for small businesses in countries all over the world.
The concept created an enormous opportunity to offer goods and services of small businesses in other, smaller countries, more successfully, and with less overhead costs via SSL secured transactions. However, many websites owned by large corporations and banks are constantly being hacked for their purchasers credit card numbers, and there went the new economy.
The new economy of technology is ruining our world economy by leaving us unprotected from hackers, while the concept, itself, replaces human laborers with computers and robots that are not spending in our economy to help increase our national G.D.P. So what can be done about a very serious "hacking" problem that's now discouraging many e-commerce prospects from shopping online? What can we do to better secure and improve the Super Information Highway? We need reverse innovation! I hope our citizens, computer manufactures, stores that sell computers, website platform owners, and our Government's Main Thumb Print Data Base will feel that way about the idea I believe can help in deterring most ex-felons (except the heartless and mentally ill) from even thinking about going on the Internet to steal. |