6 Far-Fetched Future Live Scan Hacks for a Safer Society

“You can’t change your fingerprints. You have only ten of them. And you leave them on everything you touch; they are definitely not a secret.”  – Al Franken

Live scan is an essential requirement in today’s society and a lot of agencies request it to ensure they make sound and safe choices when it comes to hiring and accepting new personnel. But what is the future of live scan? Will it be the same or would its role expand to cover different areas of society? In this blog, we’ve compiled far-fetched ideas about the future of live scan.

#1 The Doorbell

Imagine the number of times you’ve answered the door, wondering whether the person standing in front of you is trustworthy or not. In the future, there are advanced doorbells. Whenever a person touches the doorbell, their fingerprints are scanned, verified and matched across fingerprint criminal databases giving you, the house owner, instant feedback about the criminal activity of the person at the door.

It won’t be a full record; it would just be indicating colors: red for extremely dangerous, yellow for someone with some offenses, and green for someone with clear record. It’s not a sure way for safety but it’s good for a start. If the person is someone the police is looking for, the doorbell will immediately alert 911.

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#2 Tie the Knot

Nowadays, background checks are just for employment, issuing a license or for joining certain agencies (whether law enforcement agencies or nonprofit organizations.) In the future, background checks will include those planning to tie the knot. A person will have the right to check the full criminal record of a future husband or wife.

They can go perform live scan and they will instantly receive the results. “Should anyone here present know of any reason that this couple should not be joined in holy matrimony, call the police or forever hold your peace.”

#3 ATM Machines

The ATM machines’ touch screens will also act as a fingerprint-capturing devices that are connected to fingerprint criminal databases and also to the police. So whenever anyone steals your cards, they will get caught even if they have your password. The ATM will alert the police and instead of saying: “please wait while your transaction is processing”; the ATM machine will say: “you have the right to remain silent.” The good news is they will never know how they got caught. The fantastic thing about these machines is that they will be fed with data about everyone authorized to use the card, so it will alert authorities only when someone not authorized to use the card uses it.

#4 Cars/Vehicles

For cars and other vehicles, the steering wheel has data of the owner’s fingerprints and fingerprints of anyone who is authorized to drive the car. If someone else tries to drive that car, his/her fingerprints are sent to be compared against fingerprint criminal databases for more information about the criminal record of the person in question. The police gets instant alerts, the car locks that person inside and the engine will not start.

#5 Instant Background Checks

For agencies authorized to conduct background checks, they will have their own fingerprint-capturing devices for instant background checks. Whenever anyone applies, he/she will be scanned on-sight and the results can be instantly printed.

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#6 Mobile Phones

The iPhone already has fingerprint recognition. In the future, all phones will have more advanced fingerprint sensors than today’s iPhone. If you try to use a mobile phone that is not yours, hell breaks loose.

Other than “phone not mine” option or any attempt to use a phone that has been reported lost or stolen, the phone will send your fingerprints to the fingerprint criminal databases and to the police so that you are identified and caught on the spot. And you get “you have the right to remain silent” ringtone.

In the future, anything you touch can be used against you. All individuals will be constantly fingerprinted and records will be updated daily and on-sight. Objects will have memories of fingerprints. Most objects will be connected to fingerprint criminal databases and to the police to easily capture criminals.
Do you think that this would happen or that it is totally unlikely? We’d love to hear what you think. You’re welcomed to share your own ideas about the future of live scan. We’d love to hear from you 🙂

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