JEWISH KING JESUS IS COMING AT THE RAPTURE FOR US IN THE CLOUDS-DON'T
MISS IT FOR THE WORLD.THE BIBLE TAKEN LITERALLY- WHEN THE PLAIN SENSE
MAKES GOOD SENSE-SEEK NO OTHER SENSE-LEST YOU END UP IN NONSENSE.GET
SAVED NOW- CALL ON JESUS TODAY.THE ONLY SAVIOR OF THE WHOLE EARTH - NO
OTHER.
1 COR 15:23-JESUS THE FIRST FRUITS-CHRISTIANS RAPTURED TO JESUS-FIRST
FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT-23 But every man in his own order: Christ the
firstfruits; afterward they that are Christ’s at his coming.ROMANS 8:23
And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of
the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the
adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.(THE PRE-TRIB RAPTURE)
HOARDING OF GOLD AND SILVER
DOCTOR DOCTORIAN FROM ANGEL OF GOD
then the angel said, Financial crisis will come to Asia. I will shake the world.
JAMES 5:1-3
1 Go to now, ye rich men, weep and howl for your miseries that shall come upon you.
2 Your riches are corrupted, and your garments are motheaten.
3 Your gold and silver is cankered; and the rust of them shall be a witness against you, and shall eat your flesh as it were fire. Ye have heaped treasure together for the last days.
REVELATION 18:10,17,19
10 Standing afar off for the fear of her torment, saying, Alas, alas that great city Babylon, that mighty city! for in one hour is thy judgment come.
17 For in one hour so great riches is come to nought. And every shipmaster, and all the company in ships, and sailors, and as many as trade by sea, stood afar off,
19 And they cast dust on their heads, and cried, weeping and wailing, saying, Alas, alas that great city, wherein were made rich all that had ships in the sea by reason of her costliness! for in one hour is she made desolate.
EZEKIEL 7:19
19 They shall cast their silver in the streets, and their gold shall be removed:(CONFISCATED) their silver and their gold shall not be able to deliver them in the day of the wrath of the LORD: they shall not satisfy their souls, neither fill their bowels: because it is the stumblingblock of their iniquity.
LUKE 2:1-3
1 And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus, that all the world should be taxed.
2 (And this taxing was first made when Cyrenius was governor of Syria.)
3 And all went to be taxed, every one into his own city.
REVELATION 13:16-18
16 And he(THE FALSE POPE WHO DEFECTED FROM THE CHRISTIAN FAITH) causeth all,(IN THE WORLD ) both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads:(MICROCHIP IMPLANT)
17 And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark,(MICROCHIP IMPLANT) or the name of the beast,(WORLD DICTATORS NAME INGRAVED ON YOUR SKIN OR TATTOOED ON YOU OR IN THE MICROCHIP IMPLANT) or the number of his name.(THE NUMBERS OF HIS NAME INGRAVED IN THE MICROCHIP IMLPLANT)-(ALL THESE WILL TELL THE WORLD DICTATOR THAT YOUR WITH HIM AND AGAINST KING JESUS-GOD)
18 Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast:(WORLD LEADER) for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six.(6-6-6) A NUMBER SYSTEM (6006006)OR(60020202006)(SOME KIND OF NUMBER IMPLANTED IN THE MICROCHIP THAT TELLS THE WORLD DICTATOR AND THE NEW WORLD ORDER THAT YOU GIVE YOUR TOTAL ALLIGIENCE TO HIM AND NOT JESUS)(ITS AN ETERNAL DECISION YOU MAKE)(YOU CHOOSE YOUR OWN DESTINY)(YOU TAKE THE DICTATORS NAME OR NUMBER UNDER YOUR SKIN,YOUR DOOMED TO THE LAKE OF FIRE AND TORMENTS FOREVER,NEVER ENDING MEANT ONLY FOR SATAN AND HIS ANGELS,NOT HUMAN BEINGS).OR YOU REFUSE THE MICROCHIP IMPLANT AND GO ON THE SIDE OF KING JESUS AND RULE FOREVER WITH HIM ON EARTH.YOU CHOOSE,ITS YOUR DECISION.
MICROCHIP IMPLANTS
The Bible Says in Revelation 13:16-18 that every one on Earth would recieve a mark or engraving or etching in the skin as Strongs concordence puts its. This definately is a microchip implanted in ones right hand or forehead, so the future EU WORLD DICTATOR can keep track of everyone on Earth. If you recieve this Microchip implant you are doomed to hell forever, but if you refuse it, you will be murdered but live with Christ forever here on Earth. You choose, BUT I WARN YOU DON'T DARE TAKE THE MARK OF THE WORLD EU POLITICIAN.
I THINK THIS MARK WILL BE A MICROCHIP IMPLANT UNDER THE SKIN. LETS LOOK UP WHAT THE WORD MARK SAYS IN REVELATION 13:16-18, 14:9,11, 15:2, 16:2, 19:20, 20:4
ALL THESE VERSES FROM THE BOOK OF REVELATION SPEAK OF THIS DICTATORS MARK. NOW LETS SEE WHAT IT MEANS FROM STRONGS EXAUSTIVE CONCORDANCE OF THE BIBLE. UNDER MARK PAGE 684.
MARK UNDER MARK. THE OLD TESTAMENT IS UNDER HEBREW AND THE NEW TESTAMENT IS UNDER GREEK. SO WHEN WE LOOK UNDER REVELATION 13:16-17 WE SEE IT IS UNDER GREEK, SO WE GO TO GREEK IN THE BACK SECTION AND GO TO 5480 TO SEE WHAT IT SAYS THIS MARK WOULD BE. SO LETS GET TO IT.
MARK IN STRONGS GREEK 5480 XAPAYUA CHARAGMA, KHAR-AG-MAH: FROM THE SAME AS 5482: A SCRATCH OR ETCHING, I.E STAMP (AS A BADGE OF SERVITUDE), OR SCULPTURED FIGURE
(STATUE):-GRAVEN, MARK FROM 5482 XAPAE CHARAX, KHAR-AX; FROM XAPAOOW CHARASSO (TO SHARPEN TO A POINT; AKIN TO 1125 THROUGH THE IDEA OF SCRATCHING); A STAKE, I.E (BYIMPL.) A PALISADE OR RAMPART (MILITARY MOUND FOR CIRCUMVALLATION IN A SIEGE): - TRENCH FROM 1125 YPAPOE GRAPHO, GRAF-0; A PRIM. VERB; TO "GRAVE", ESPEC. TO WRITE; FIG. TO DESCRIBE:-DESCRIBE, WRITE (-ING, -TEN).
THE MICROCHIP IMPLANT IN YOUR R HAND OR FOREHEAD.
THE IMPLANTED CHIP THAT WILL BE PLACED IN YOUR RIGHT HAND OR FOREHEAD BY THE BIBLE.IF YOU DO NOT ACCEPT THIS CHIP IMPLANT YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO BUY OR SELL.BUT THIS JUST OCCURS AT THE MIDPOINT OF THE 7 YEAR TRIBULATION PERIOD.WHEN THE EUROPEAN UNION WORLD DICTATOR SITS IN THE 3RD TEMPLE AND CALLING HIMSELF GOD.AND THEN HE FORCES ALL ON EARTH TO ACCEPT IT.THE CHIP IMPLANT IN THEIR RIGHT HAND OR FOREHEAD. AND IT WILL BE AN ALLEGIENCE TO HIM.OR YOU CAN NOT BUY OR SELL.AND YOU WILL BE MURDERED BY HIM AND HIS ARMY AND PUPPETS.BUT IF YOU ACCEPT HIM AS GOD.WITH HIS MARK OR CHIP IMPLANT.YOU WILL BE LOST FOREVER.YOU CAN NEVER BE SAVED IF YOU ACCEPT THE WORLD LEADER AS GOD INSTEAD OF JESUS.BY TAKING THE MARK OF ALLEGIENCE OF THE WORLD DICTATOR.BY TAKING THE NUMBER OR NAME OF THE WORLD LEADER.IN THE CHIP IMPLANT.
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THE 6-6-6 OR 600-60-06 OR 600-020-020-020-006. SOME HOW THE WORLD DICTATORS NAME IS INSIDE THIS 600-060-006 MICRO CHIP IMPLANT UNDER THE SKIN OF THE RIGHT HAND OR FOREHEAD.AND THE NUMBER OF HIS NAME WILL ALSO BE INSIDE THE MICRO CHIP.-pic-exposelies101.blogspot.com
Maurice Sklar ministries (NOV 24,05)
You shall surely perish when the fullness of My wrath comes upon Babylon (USA). You shall be utterly burned with fire. You have heard and received the fullness of My love and grace, America. Still, you spit in My face and harden your hearts and refuse to turn back to Me.Europe, you rejected Me and threw Me out. For hundreds of years you provoked Me to wrath. You despised My people Israel and slaughtered them in a rage that reached to heaven after robbing the Jewish people and throwing them out of nation after nation.You did this all in My Name!! How can you escape the wrath to come?! You cannot. Therefore, you shall receive and drink the fullness of My cup of wrath. Prepare to meet your God, O Europe! Europe, you shall receive 'the king' that you desire to worship instead of Me. He is soon to come forth. When you receive his mark, you will be eternally damned.
WORLD GOVERNMENT BREAKDOWN
http://israndjer.blogspot.ca/2013/01/obama-close-to-iran-create-muslim-state.html
Office puts chips under staff's skin-The chip allows employees to open doors and use the photocopier without a traditional pass card-BBCNEWS-JAN 29,2015
Want to gain entry to your office, get on a bus, or perhaps buy a sandwich? We're all getting used to swiping a card to do all these things. But at Epicenter, a new hi-tech office block in Sweden, they are trying a different approach - a chip under the skin.Felicio de Costa, whose company is one of the tenants, arrives at the front door and holds his hand against it to gain entry. Inside he does the same thing to get into the office space he rents, and he can also wave his hand to operate the photocopier.That's all because he has a tiny RFID (radio-frequency identification) chip, about the size of a grain of rice, implanted in his hand. Soon, others among the 700 people expected to occupy the complex will also be offered the chance to be chipped. Along with access to doors and photocopiers, they're promised further services in the longer run, including the ability to pay in the cafe with a touch of a hand.On the day of the building's official opening, the developer's chief executive was, himself, chipped live on stage. And I decided that if was to get to grips with this technology, I had to bite the bullet - and get chipped too.The whole process is being organised by a Swedish bio-hacking group which was profiled by my colleague Jane Wakefield recently. One of its members, a rather fearsome looking tattooist, inserted my chip.First, he massaged the skin between my thumb and index finger and rubbed in some disinfectant. The he told me to take a deep breath while he inserted the chip. There was a moment of pain - not much worse than any injection - and then he stuck a plaster over my hand.Before trying my chip out, I wanted to know more about the thinking behind it. Hannes Sjoblad, whose electronic business card is on his own chip and can be accessed with a swipe of a smartphone, has the title chief disruption officer at the development. I asked him whether people really wanted to get this intimate with technology."We already interact with technology all the time," he told me. "Today it's a bit messy - we need pin codes and passwords. Wouldn't it be easy to just touch with your hand? That's really intuitive."When I tested my chip, I found that it was not all that intuitive - I had to twist my hand into an unnatural position to make the photocopier work. And while some of the people around the building were looking forward to being chipped, others were distinctly dubious. "Absolutely not," said one young man when I asked him if he'd sign up. An older woman was more positive about the potential of the technology but saw little point in being chipped just to get through a door.But Hannes Sjoblad says he and the Swedish Biohacking Group have another objective - preparing us all for the day when others want to chip us. "We want to be able to understand this technology before big corporates and big government come to us and say everyone should get chipped - the tax authority chip, the Google or Facebook chip." Then, he says, we'll all be able to question the way the technology is implemented from a position of much greater knowledge.I've returned to Britain with a slightly sore hand - and a chip still under my skin which has my contact details on it. Not that useful, but no doubt more sophisticated chips will soon replace wearable technology like fitness bands or payment devices, and we will get used to being augmented. All sorts of things are possible - whether it becomes culturally acceptable to insert technology beneath our skin is another matter.
Is there a microchip implant in your future? By John Brandon-Published August 30, 2014-Fox News. com
You can inject one under your skin and no one will ever notice. Using short-range radio frequency identification (RFID) signals, it can transmit your identity as you pass through a security checkpoint or walk into a football stadium. It can help you buy groceries at Wal-Mart. In a worst-case scenario – if you are kidnapped in a foreign country, for example – it could save your life.Microchip implants like the ones pet owners use to track their dogs and cats could become commonplace in humans in the next decade. Experts are divided on whether they’re appropriate for people, but the implants could offer several advantages. For soldiers and journalists in war zones, an implant could be the difference between life and death. A tracker could also help law enforcement quickly locate a kidnapped child.“In the long run, chip implants could make it less intrusive than some emerging ID systems which rely on physical biometrics (like your fingerprints or unique eye pattern),” says Alex Soojung-Kim Pang, author of the book “Distraction Addiction” and visiting scholar at Stanford's University’s Peace Innovation Lab.“This should be a matter of individual choice, but fighting crime should be much easier using chips,” adds sci-fi author Larry Niven, who predicted chip implants in the ’70s. Niven said he supports chip implantation for security reasons, provided it is an opt-in measure.Ramez Naam, who led the early development of Microsoft software projects and is now a popular speaker and author, said he envisions using chip implantation to help monitor the location of people with Alzheimer's disease.They could be used to track the activities of felons who have been released from prison.Chips are being used today to manage farm animals. Farmers can track sheep, pigs and horses as they move through a gate, weigh them instantly and make sure they are eating properly.“Those same chips have found their way into RFID devices to activate the gas pump from a key ring and for anti-theft devices in cars,” said Stu Lipoff, an electrical engineer and Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers spokesman.“There have been people who volunteered to use them for opening the door of an apartment as a personalized ID using your arm. It could be used to track criminals targeted for patrol who might wander into a restricted area.”
Possible uses in the future
Implants are normally useful only at short ranges – as you walk through a portal or close to a transponder. So using chip implants to track people would require an infrastructure of transponders scattered around a city that read their identity in public buildings and street corners, Lipoff said.But consider the possibilities: People could unlock their homes or cars, gain access to a building, pass through an airport and even unlock their laptops without using a phone or watch. A pin code could be used to activate the chip – or to deactivate it to maintain privacy.They are easy to install and remove, and, because they are implanted under the skin, they are unobtrusive. The chips, which could be the size of a thumbnail, could be injected into an arm or a hand.If children were chipped, teachers could take attendance in the classroom. Lipoff said that GPS would not work because skin would block the signal, although new Near Field Communication chips like those in current smartphones could work because of their low-power requirement. However, no-one has yet tried to implant NFC chips.Police could track cars and read data without needing to scan license plates. At a hospital, administrators could locate a doctor without having to rely on a pager. And if you walked into a donut shop, the owner could read your taste preferences (glazed or not glazed) without needing a loyalty card.
But is it ethical?
Like any tech advancement, there are downsides. Concerns about the wrong people accessing personal information and tracking you via the chips have swirled since the FDA approved the first implantable microchip in 2004.Naam and Pang both cited potential abuses, from hacking into the infrastructure and stealing your identity to invading your privacy and knowing your driving habits. There are questions about how long a felon would have to use a tracking implant. And, an implant, which has to be small and not use battery power -- might not be as secure as a heavily encrypted smartphone.Troy Dunn, who attempts to locate missing persons on his TNT show “APB with Troy Dunn,” said a chip implant would make his job easier, but he is strongly against the practice for most people. “I only support GPS chip monitoring for convicted felons while in prison and on parole; for sex offenders forever; and for children if parents opt in,” he says. “I am adamantly against the chipping of anyone else.”Using chip implants to locate abducted children could actually have the opposite effect. Pang says a microchip would make a missing person easier to rescue, but “Kidnappers want ransoms, not dead bodies. The most dangerous time for victims is during rescue attempts or when the kidnappers think the police are closing in.”And beyond the obvious privacy issues, there’s something strange about injecting a chip in your body, Lipoff says. Yet pacemakers and other embedded devices are commonly used today. “People might find it a bit unsavory, but if it is not used to track you, and apart from the privacy issues, there are many interesting applications,” he says.At least it’s better than having a barcode stitched onto our foreheads.
Talk about taking your work home with you! Swedish company implants microchips in its staff which lets them use the photocopier and pay in the canteen By Keiligh Baker for MailOnline-Published: 12:17 GMT, 31 January 2015 | Updated: 08:37 GMT, 1 February 2015
Swedish company has implanted microchips in its employees' hands
Chips allow staff to use the photocopier and even pay for their lunch
Each chip is the size of a grain of rice and stores personal information
Radio-frequency identification is already used in contactless cards
What is the implant?
The implants are 12-millimetre cylindrical tags, slightly larger than a grain of rice. Encased in glass, they have no battery and are inert until brought into proximity with Radio-frequency identification (RFID) or Near Field Communication (NFC) reader devices.
What is RFID technology?
Radio-frequency identification is based on wireless use of electromagnetic fields to transfer data. It allows for automatic identification, storage of information and security passes.
What does it do?
With a wave of the hand, implants can be used to unlock doors or phones, log into computers, start vehicles and turn on lights. You can also share contact details, videos, Facebook pages and more with friends by letting them scan your implant.
How is it installed?
The ideal location is the webbing between thumb and index finger. Tags are small enough to be installed by a professional body piercer using a piercing needle, just like they would a piece of large-gauge body jewellery.
Are there risks?
Infection is the most common risk, followed by rejection of the tag.
Is it painful?
The pain is similar to piercings in locations such as the tongue, nose or ear cartilage. In other words, yes.
Mobile ID Industry News Roundup: Mobile World Congress 2015
http://mobileidworld.com/mobile-id-industry-news-roundup-mobile-world-congress-2015-3066/
MWC 2015: Spanish Bank Tries to Adapt to Digital Revolution-Alex Perala-March 6, 2015-Mobile ID World was in Barcelona attending MWC 2015 this week where digital identity took center stage.
In a pivot that may be indicative of a broader future trend, Spanish bank BBVA is shifting its focus to the digital realm. As Richard Handford reports in a post on the website for the Mobile World Congress, where BBVA CEO Francisco Gonzalez spoke in a keynote session, BBVA sees the threats posed by non- traditional financial services companies as a welcome invitation to innovate and compete.“We need to be more efficient but we can also collaborate with them,” Gonzalez added. He explained that BBVA is currently developing a cloud-based wallet app, having an American banking startup last year and also having partnered with an online payment company called Dwolla. He said that while his company only has 3000 of its 110,000 staff currently working on digital projects, he believes in five years’ time the majority of BBVA staff will be working in that area, and he expressed optimism that the availability of non-traditional routes to getting bank accounts could present opportunities to attract more customers.The traditional banking industry is facing a number of challenges from the digital revolution. For one thing, commerce is going digital and consumers are starting to embrace the convenience of mobile payment platforms like Apple Pay and its forthcoming rivals. That is increasingly pushing banks out of the commerce picture, effectively eliminating the middleman, though it’s also presenting opportunities for financial services organizations willing to partner and collaborate with such platforms, as in the case of Visa. Another danger comes from digital-only banks, which are able to operate at a much lower cost and to offer customers more innovative services. The whole financial services sector is shifting quickly, and it’s prudent of banks like BBVA to take a proactive approach towards innovation and adaptation.
Biometric Wearable Called The Future of Payment-Posted on March 6, 2015
Our sister site, Mobile ID World, has been covering MWC in Barcelona all week. Be sure to check out our impressions from day one and day two.Yesterday during Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, Jeremy Borntein, head of payments innovation at Royal Bank of Canada, took the stage during a panel titled “Navigating The Mobile Contactless Payments Landscape” and proclaimed that biometric wearables are the future of mCommerce.“This one pictured is Nymi,” said Bornstein, showing a slide of the Nymi wristband, “a Toronto based company that’s created a biometric device that uses your heart to validate the individual. This is interesting for us because we’ve always talked about card present transactions so we know if the card is there when the transaction’s happening. This is the first device that we believe that actually guarantees cardholder presence.”Mobile ID World readers will be familiar with the Nymi biometric wristband. The wearable device authenticates a user based on her unique EKG reading and keeps her authenticated for the entire time it’s worn and has an immense number of applications in the relation to smart homes, connected cars, Internet of Things and mCommerce. In November at Money 20/20 in Las Vegas, Nymi announced that it is piloting a contactless payment feature with financial partners that include RBC.“You physically have to be present, living and breathing for this to work and for this to pay,” said Bornstein. “We think this is the evolution of payment. It’s where the world is moving and we’re very excited to be supporting it.”Bornstein, in describing RBC’s enthusiasm for Nymi as a payment device, underlined the great benefits that biometric technology brings to mobile payments. A contactless card, when lost or stolen, can be used by someone other than the cardholder. Biometric authentication addresses this problem by locking the account with a biological identity factor. A compromised iPhone 6 or Galaxy S6 for instance, can’t be used by unauthorized persons to make a payment without the painstaking process of spoofing the fingerprint sensor.When Bornstein calls the Nymi the first device to actually guarantee cardholder presence it’s a major endorsement for the wearable, but it also stands as an important milestone in the biometric mobile payment paradigm.As of now, the dominant biometric security modality for payments is fingerprint recognition, and that is largely because companies like Apple and Samsung have managed to gain the support of powerful financial institutions and relying parties when it comes to the efficacy of their respective sensors. With Nymi being lauded as the future of mobile payments by a major Canadian bank, and given the persistent convenience and security offered by the wearable, end users will be able to confidently choose their heartbeats instead of PINs when they want to shop.—(Source: Mobile ID World)
Mar 2-5th In SPAIN-BARCELONA
Jeremy Bornstein
Royal Bank of Canada, Head, Payments Innovation
Hans Reisgies
Sequent, SVP, Market Development & Co-Founder
Claire Maslen
GSMA, Senior Financial Services Manager
Peter Vesco
ClickandBuy, SVP, Business Unit Payment, Deutsche Telekom AG & CEO
James Anderson
MasterCard, Group Head & SVP, Shared Platform Services
Rich Clow
Citi, Head of Global Payments Centre of Excellence, Citi Global Consumer Bank
Description
Mobile contactless transactions are utilised in a variety of services ranging from payments to ticketing to access control. Much of the industry’s focus has been on mobile contactless technologies such as NFC for use in mobile payments, which requires greater ecosystem collaboration and levels of investment, but arguably greater returns for the ecosystem. Hardware and software-based approaches to conducting mobile contactless payments are suited to particular transactions and present different advantages and challenges to the ecosystem. In addition, software-based approaches are adding to the choices that consumers have to make mobile payments. This session will explore the evolving landscape of mobile contactless payments and will showcase some of the latest mobile contactless innovations to drive usage of mobile payments. Tweet questions and comments during the session #MWC15PAY
MWC 2015: Nymi Called The Future of Payment-Peter Counter-March 5, 2015
Today during Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, Jeremy Borntein, head of payments innovation at Royal Bank of Canada, took the stage during a panel titled “Navigating The Mobile Contactless Payments Landscape” and proclaimed that biometric wearables are the future of mCommerce.“This one pictured is Nymi,” said Bornstein, showing a slide of the Nymi wristband, “a Toronto based company that’s created a biometric device that uses your heart to validate the individual. This is interesting for us because we’ve always talked about card present transactions so we know if the card is there when the transaction’s happening. This is the first device that we believe that actually guarantees cardholder presence.”Mobile ID World readers will be familiar with the Nymi biometric wristband. The wearable device authenticates a user based on her unique EKG reading and keeps her authenticated for the entire time it’s worn and has an immense number of applications in the relation to smart homes, connected cars, Internet of Things and mCommerce. In November at Money 20/20 in Las Vegas, Nymi announced that it is piloting a contactless payment feature with financial partners that include RBC.You physically have to be present, living and breathing for this to work and for this to pay,” said Bornstein. “We think this is the evolution of payment. It’s where the world is moving and we’re very excited to be supporting it.”Bornstein, in describing RBC’s enthusiasm for Nymi as a payment device, underlined the great benefits that biometric technology brings to mobile payments. A contactless card, when lost or stolen, can be used by someone other than the cardholder. Biometric authentication addresses this problem by locking the account with a biological identity factor. A compromised iPhone 6 or Galaxy S6 for instance, can’t be used by unauthorized persons to make a payment without the painstaking process of spoofing the fingerprint sensor.When Bornstein calls the Nymi the first device to actually guarantee cardholder presence it’s a major endorsement for the wearable, but it also stands as an important milestone in the biometric mobile payment paradigm.As of now, the dominant biometric security modality for payments is fingerprint recognition, and that is largely because companies like Apple and Samsung have managed to gain the support of powerful financial institutions and relying parties when it comes to the efficacy of their respective sensors. With Nymi being lauded as the future of mobile payments by a major Canadian bank, and given the persistent convenience and security offered by the wearable, end users will be able to confidently choose their heartbeats instead of PINs when they want to shop.By Peter Counter
MWC 2015: Day 2 – Accessibility and The Connected Globe-Peter Counter-March 3, 2015
Internet of Things, Smart Tech, Connectivity, Mobile EcosystemToday was day two of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, where Mobile ID World president Peter O’Neill is investigating the identity management industry presence.Facebook and Google both held presentations today, and the topic that had everyone talking was accessibility. Where as yesterday we were concerned with digital identity and the GSMA’s Mobile Connect platform we heard updates on the spread of connectivity from two of the biggest names on the Internet.Mark Zuckerberg, creator and CEO of Facebook, spoke about the new Internet.org initiative his company is leading (and which you may have seen ads for on TV by now). The concept is simple: bring connectivity to the underserved masses. According to Facebook, two thirds of the world population do not have Internet access and Internet.org exists to break down the barriers in connecting that majority of the world population.“We’re really serious about this,” said Zuckerberg. “We have these services that people love, that are drivers of data usage, and that people want to use. [People] want to get on the Internet to use them and we want to work this out so that it’s a profitable model for our partners.”The obstacles standing in the way of mass global connectivity are basic but extremely prohibitive. As much as the cost of connected devices has decreased dramatically, money is still a major issue in bringing the Internet to the rest of the world, and when it gets there the content should also be in the appropriate language.As we examined yesterday, the decrease in cost of handsets has allowed for a strong platform of digital identity to emerge. Continuing to attack cost barriers, in the end, will lead to higher adoption rates of these necessary connective technologies. We can see this in vertical markets like physical access control and it stands to follow that the consumer market will be much the same.As we are already seeing with the burgeoning Internet of Things, where connectivity goes a demand for strong authentication and digital identity is soon to follow.Facebook isn’t the only company endeavoring to spread connectivity. Google has been aiming to build a connected ecosystem with, well, our own real life ecosystem. Google’s Sundar Pichai took to a stage today at MWC to give an update on Project Balloon: an experimental project that has unmanned and connected dirigibles beaming Internet to the Earthbound masses.Project Balloon started four years ago as an idea and two years later Google launched its first floating connection point. Today, Pichai announced some major advances in the viability of the initiative.“We started our experiment about two years ago in New Zealand, and at the time we could barely keep the balloon up for five days,” said Pichai. “We were serving 3G speeds to antennas on the ground. We knew we had to keep the balloon up for three months for this to work. Today we are excited to announce that most of our balloons stay up for as long as six months – 200 days. Instead of 3G speeds we’ve made progress that we actually serve LTE speeds directly to mobile handsets on the ground.”Combined with other Google connectivity initiatives like Google Fiber, it seems like it is only a matter of time before connectivity options reach a critical mass and create a connected globe. In terms of mobile ID and strong authentication, nothing could be more encouraging. Where there’s a connection there is an opportunity for identity.Stay posted to Mobile ID World as we continue to bring you identity management focused coverage of Mobile World Congress straight from Barcelona. Follow us on Twitter so you don’t miss a beat.
Morpho Becomes Sole Supplier of Slovak Republic’s Official Documentation-Posted on January 21, 2015
SafranMorpho (Safran) has announced that the Slovak Republic has granted the company a three-year contract to provide driver’s licences. This makes it the sole supplier of all of the country’s official identity documents, from passports to police ID cards.Speaking in a press release, Morpho’s General Manager of Business Unit Europe, Government Identity Solutions, Jacques van Zijp, praised the contract “as a sign of continued trust in our technologies, placing the production of all official ID documents in our hands.”For the state’s part, Ministry of the Interior Rudolf Hlavaty concurred: “Throughout our cooperation over the years we have built a shared understanding of technical requirements and evolutions, which is helping us to work together more effectively and provide better quality of products and services.”Morpho is, of course, a specialist in biometric technology, having won first place last year in the NIST MINEX test with its fingerprint matching technology, so it’s fitting that the company is so trusted in the case of issuing enhanced documentation for official government purposes. This kind of thing is really taking off in Europe due to EU regulations encouraging greater ease of migration between member states, and more advanced security measures; Ukraine has been in the news recently with its issuing of biometric passports, for example, and in the same vein Bulgaria has just begun to set up biometric screening at its airports.January 21, 2015 – by Alex Perala.
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http://israndjer.blogspot.ca/2010/09/moses-elijah-and-sukkot.html
http://israndjer.blogspot.com/2005/12/elijah-and-moses-in-israel.html
http://israndjer.blogspot.com/2006/01/144000-jewish-ministers-preach.html
http://israndjer.blogspot.com/2008/02/transfiguration.html
http://israndjer.blogspot.ca/2010/05/no-market-drop-heist-caught-ay-sachs.html
http://israndjer.blogspot.ca/2010/03/timeline-of-history-begging-to-trib.html
http://israndjer.blogspot.ca/2009/02/is-tony-blair-into-new-age-occult.html
HOARDING OF GOLD AND SILVER
DOCTOR DOCTORIAN FROM ANGEL OF GOD
then the angel said, Financial crisis will come to Asia. I will shake the world.
JAMES 5:1-3
1 Go to now, ye rich men, weep and howl for your miseries that shall come upon you.
2 Your riches are corrupted, and your garments are motheaten.
3 Your gold and silver is cankered; and the rust of them shall be a witness against you, and shall eat your flesh as it were fire. Ye have heaped treasure together for the last days.
REVELATION 18:10,17,19
10 Standing afar off for the fear of her torment, saying, Alas, alas that great city Babylon, that mighty city! for in one hour is thy judgment come.
17 For in one hour so great riches is come to nought. And every shipmaster, and all the company in ships, and sailors, and as many as trade by sea, stood afar off,
19 And they cast dust on their heads, and cried, weeping and wailing, saying, Alas, alas that great city, wherein were made rich all that had ships in the sea by reason of her costliness! for in one hour is she made desolate.
EZEKIEL 7:19
19 They shall cast their silver in the streets, and their gold shall be removed:(CONFISCATED) their silver and their gold shall not be able to deliver them in the day of the wrath of the LORD: they shall not satisfy their souls, neither fill their bowels: because it is the stumblingblock of their iniquity.
LUKE 2:1-3
1 And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus, that all the world should be taxed.
2 (And this taxing was first made when Cyrenius was governor of Syria.)
3 And all went to be taxed, every one into his own city.
REVELATION 13:16-18
16 And he(THE FALSE POPE WHO DEFECTED FROM THE CHRISTIAN FAITH) causeth all,(IN THE WORLD ) both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads:(MICROCHIP IMPLANT)
17 And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark,(MICROCHIP IMPLANT) or the name of the beast,(WORLD DICTATORS NAME INGRAVED ON YOUR SKIN OR TATTOOED ON YOU OR IN THE MICROCHIP IMPLANT) or the number of his name.(THE NUMBERS OF HIS NAME INGRAVED IN THE MICROCHIP IMLPLANT)-(ALL THESE WILL TELL THE WORLD DICTATOR THAT YOUR WITH HIM AND AGAINST KING JESUS-GOD)
18 Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast:(WORLD LEADER) for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six.(6-6-6) A NUMBER SYSTEM (6006006)OR(60020202006)(SOME KIND OF NUMBER IMPLANTED IN THE MICROCHIP THAT TELLS THE WORLD DICTATOR AND THE NEW WORLD ORDER THAT YOU GIVE YOUR TOTAL ALLIGIENCE TO HIM AND NOT JESUS)(ITS AN ETERNAL DECISION YOU MAKE)(YOU CHOOSE YOUR OWN DESTINY)(YOU TAKE THE DICTATORS NAME OR NUMBER UNDER YOUR SKIN,YOUR DOOMED TO THE LAKE OF FIRE AND TORMENTS FOREVER,NEVER ENDING MEANT ONLY FOR SATAN AND HIS ANGELS,NOT HUMAN BEINGS).OR YOU REFUSE THE MICROCHIP IMPLANT AND GO ON THE SIDE OF KING JESUS AND RULE FOREVER WITH HIM ON EARTH.YOU CHOOSE,ITS YOUR DECISION.
MICROCHIP IMPLANTS
The Bible Says in Revelation 13:16-18 that every one on Earth would recieve a mark or engraving or etching in the skin as Strongs concordence puts its. This definately is a microchip implanted in ones right hand or forehead, so the future EU WORLD DICTATOR can keep track of everyone on Earth. If you recieve this Microchip implant you are doomed to hell forever, but if you refuse it, you will be murdered but live with Christ forever here on Earth. You choose, BUT I WARN YOU DON'T DARE TAKE THE MARK OF THE WORLD EU POLITICIAN.
I THINK THIS MARK WILL BE A MICROCHIP IMPLANT UNDER THE SKIN. LETS LOOK UP WHAT THE WORD MARK SAYS IN REVELATION 13:16-18, 14:9,11, 15:2, 16:2, 19:20, 20:4
ALL THESE VERSES FROM THE BOOK OF REVELATION SPEAK OF THIS DICTATORS MARK. NOW LETS SEE WHAT IT MEANS FROM STRONGS EXAUSTIVE CONCORDANCE OF THE BIBLE. UNDER MARK PAGE 684.
MARK UNDER MARK. THE OLD TESTAMENT IS UNDER HEBREW AND THE NEW TESTAMENT IS UNDER GREEK. SO WHEN WE LOOK UNDER REVELATION 13:16-17 WE SEE IT IS UNDER GREEK, SO WE GO TO GREEK IN THE BACK SECTION AND GO TO 5480 TO SEE WHAT IT SAYS THIS MARK WOULD BE. SO LETS GET TO IT.
MARK IN STRONGS GREEK 5480 XAPAYUA CHARAGMA, KHAR-AG-MAH: FROM THE SAME AS 5482: A SCRATCH OR ETCHING, I.E STAMP (AS A BADGE OF SERVITUDE), OR SCULPTURED FIGURE
(STATUE):-GRAVEN, MARK FROM 5482 XAPAE CHARAX, KHAR-AX; FROM XAPAOOW CHARASSO (TO SHARPEN TO A POINT; AKIN TO 1125 THROUGH THE IDEA OF SCRATCHING); A STAKE, I.E (BYIMPL.) A PALISADE OR RAMPART (MILITARY MOUND FOR CIRCUMVALLATION IN A SIEGE): - TRENCH FROM 1125 YPAPOE GRAPHO, GRAF-0; A PRIM. VERB; TO "GRAVE", ESPEC. TO WRITE; FIG. TO DESCRIBE:-DESCRIBE, WRITE (-ING, -TEN).
THE MICROCHIP IMPLANT IN YOUR R HAND OR FOREHEAD.
THE IMPLANTED CHIP THAT WILL BE PLACED IN YOUR RIGHT HAND OR FOREHEAD BY THE BIBLE.IF YOU DO NOT ACCEPT THIS CHIP IMPLANT YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO BUY OR SELL.BUT THIS JUST OCCURS AT THE MIDPOINT OF THE 7 YEAR TRIBULATION PERIOD.WHEN THE EUROPEAN UNION WORLD DICTATOR SITS IN THE 3RD TEMPLE AND CALLING HIMSELF GOD.AND THEN HE FORCES ALL ON EARTH TO ACCEPT IT.THE CHIP IMPLANT IN THEIR RIGHT HAND OR FOREHEAD. AND IT WILL BE AN ALLEGIENCE TO HIM.OR YOU CAN NOT BUY OR SELL.AND YOU WILL BE MURDERED BY HIM AND HIS ARMY AND PUPPETS.BUT IF YOU ACCEPT HIM AS GOD.WITH HIS MARK OR CHIP IMPLANT.YOU WILL BE LOST FOREVER.YOU CAN NEVER BE SAVED IF YOU ACCEPT THE WORLD LEADER AS GOD INSTEAD OF JESUS.BY TAKING THE MARK OF ALLEGIENCE OF THE WORLD DICTATOR.BY TAKING THE NUMBER OR NAME OF THE WORLD LEADER.IN THE CHIP IMPLANT.
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THE 6-6-6 OR 600-60-06 OR 600-020-020-020-006. SOME HOW THE WORLD DICTATORS NAME IS INSIDE THIS 600-060-006 MICRO CHIP IMPLANT UNDER THE SKIN OF THE RIGHT HAND OR FOREHEAD.AND THE NUMBER OF HIS NAME WILL ALSO BE INSIDE THE MICRO CHIP.-pic-exposelies101.blogspot.com
Maurice Sklar ministries (NOV 24,05)
You shall surely perish when the fullness of My wrath comes upon Babylon (USA). You shall be utterly burned with fire. You have heard and received the fullness of My love and grace, America. Still, you spit in My face and harden your hearts and refuse to turn back to Me.Europe, you rejected Me and threw Me out. For hundreds of years you provoked Me to wrath. You despised My people Israel and slaughtered them in a rage that reached to heaven after robbing the Jewish people and throwing them out of nation after nation.You did this all in My Name!! How can you escape the wrath to come?! You cannot. Therefore, you shall receive and drink the fullness of My cup of wrath. Prepare to meet your God, O Europe! Europe, you shall receive 'the king' that you desire to worship instead of Me. He is soon to come forth. When you receive his mark, you will be eternally damned.
WORLD GOVERNMENT BREAKDOWN
http://israndjer.blogspot.ca/2013/01/obama-close-to-iran-create-muslim-state.html
Office puts chips under staff's skin-The chip allows employees to open doors and use the photocopier without a traditional pass card-BBCNEWS-JAN 29,2015
Want to gain entry to your office, get on a bus, or perhaps buy a sandwich? We're all getting used to swiping a card to do all these things. But at Epicenter, a new hi-tech office block in Sweden, they are trying a different approach - a chip under the skin.Felicio de Costa, whose company is one of the tenants, arrives at the front door and holds his hand against it to gain entry. Inside he does the same thing to get into the office space he rents, and he can also wave his hand to operate the photocopier.That's all because he has a tiny RFID (radio-frequency identification) chip, about the size of a grain of rice, implanted in his hand. Soon, others among the 700 people expected to occupy the complex will also be offered the chance to be chipped. Along with access to doors and photocopiers, they're promised further services in the longer run, including the ability to pay in the cafe with a touch of a hand.On the day of the building's official opening, the developer's chief executive was, himself, chipped live on stage. And I decided that if was to get to grips with this technology, I had to bite the bullet - and get chipped too.The whole process is being organised by a Swedish bio-hacking group which was profiled by my colleague Jane Wakefield recently. One of its members, a rather fearsome looking tattooist, inserted my chip.First, he massaged the skin between my thumb and index finger and rubbed in some disinfectant. The he told me to take a deep breath while he inserted the chip. There was a moment of pain - not much worse than any injection - and then he stuck a plaster over my hand.Before trying my chip out, I wanted to know more about the thinking behind it. Hannes Sjoblad, whose electronic business card is on his own chip and can be accessed with a swipe of a smartphone, has the title chief disruption officer at the development. I asked him whether people really wanted to get this intimate with technology."We already interact with technology all the time," he told me. "Today it's a bit messy - we need pin codes and passwords. Wouldn't it be easy to just touch with your hand? That's really intuitive."When I tested my chip, I found that it was not all that intuitive - I had to twist my hand into an unnatural position to make the photocopier work. And while some of the people around the building were looking forward to being chipped, others were distinctly dubious. "Absolutely not," said one young man when I asked him if he'd sign up. An older woman was more positive about the potential of the technology but saw little point in being chipped just to get through a door.But Hannes Sjoblad says he and the Swedish Biohacking Group have another objective - preparing us all for the day when others want to chip us. "We want to be able to understand this technology before big corporates and big government come to us and say everyone should get chipped - the tax authority chip, the Google or Facebook chip." Then, he says, we'll all be able to question the way the technology is implemented from a position of much greater knowledge.I've returned to Britain with a slightly sore hand - and a chip still under my skin which has my contact details on it. Not that useful, but no doubt more sophisticated chips will soon replace wearable technology like fitness bands or payment devices, and we will get used to being augmented. All sorts of things are possible - whether it becomes culturally acceptable to insert technology beneath our skin is another matter.
Is there a microchip implant in your future? By John Brandon-Published August 30, 2014-Fox News. com
You can inject one under your skin and no one will ever notice. Using short-range radio frequency identification (RFID) signals, it can transmit your identity as you pass through a security checkpoint or walk into a football stadium. It can help you buy groceries at Wal-Mart. In a worst-case scenario – if you are kidnapped in a foreign country, for example – it could save your life.Microchip implants like the ones pet owners use to track their dogs and cats could become commonplace in humans in the next decade. Experts are divided on whether they’re appropriate for people, but the implants could offer several advantages. For soldiers and journalists in war zones, an implant could be the difference between life and death. A tracker could also help law enforcement quickly locate a kidnapped child.“In the long run, chip implants could make it less intrusive than some emerging ID systems which rely on physical biometrics (like your fingerprints or unique eye pattern),” says Alex Soojung-Kim Pang, author of the book “Distraction Addiction” and visiting scholar at Stanford's University’s Peace Innovation Lab.“This should be a matter of individual choice, but fighting crime should be much easier using chips,” adds sci-fi author Larry Niven, who predicted chip implants in the ’70s. Niven said he supports chip implantation for security reasons, provided it is an opt-in measure.Ramez Naam, who led the early development of Microsoft software projects and is now a popular speaker and author, said he envisions using chip implantation to help monitor the location of people with Alzheimer's disease.They could be used to track the activities of felons who have been released from prison.Chips are being used today to manage farm animals. Farmers can track sheep, pigs and horses as they move through a gate, weigh them instantly and make sure they are eating properly.“Those same chips have found their way into RFID devices to activate the gas pump from a key ring and for anti-theft devices in cars,” said Stu Lipoff, an electrical engineer and Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers spokesman.“There have been people who volunteered to use them for opening the door of an apartment as a personalized ID using your arm. It could be used to track criminals targeted for patrol who might wander into a restricted area.”
Possible uses in the future
Implants are normally useful only at short ranges – as you walk through a portal or close to a transponder. So using chip implants to track people would require an infrastructure of transponders scattered around a city that read their identity in public buildings and street corners, Lipoff said.But consider the possibilities: People could unlock their homes or cars, gain access to a building, pass through an airport and even unlock their laptops without using a phone or watch. A pin code could be used to activate the chip – or to deactivate it to maintain privacy.They are easy to install and remove, and, because they are implanted under the skin, they are unobtrusive. The chips, which could be the size of a thumbnail, could be injected into an arm or a hand.If children were chipped, teachers could take attendance in the classroom. Lipoff said that GPS would not work because skin would block the signal, although new Near Field Communication chips like those in current smartphones could work because of their low-power requirement. However, no-one has yet tried to implant NFC chips.Police could track cars and read data without needing to scan license plates. At a hospital, administrators could locate a doctor without having to rely on a pager. And if you walked into a donut shop, the owner could read your taste preferences (glazed or not glazed) without needing a loyalty card.
But is it ethical?
Like any tech advancement, there are downsides. Concerns about the wrong people accessing personal information and tracking you via the chips have swirled since the FDA approved the first implantable microchip in 2004.Naam and Pang both cited potential abuses, from hacking into the infrastructure and stealing your identity to invading your privacy and knowing your driving habits. There are questions about how long a felon would have to use a tracking implant. And, an implant, which has to be small and not use battery power -- might not be as secure as a heavily encrypted smartphone.Troy Dunn, who attempts to locate missing persons on his TNT show “APB with Troy Dunn,” said a chip implant would make his job easier, but he is strongly against the practice for most people. “I only support GPS chip monitoring for convicted felons while in prison and on parole; for sex offenders forever; and for children if parents opt in,” he says. “I am adamantly against the chipping of anyone else.”Using chip implants to locate abducted children could actually have the opposite effect. Pang says a microchip would make a missing person easier to rescue, but “Kidnappers want ransoms, not dead bodies. The most dangerous time for victims is during rescue attempts or when the kidnappers think the police are closing in.”And beyond the obvious privacy issues, there’s something strange about injecting a chip in your body, Lipoff says. Yet pacemakers and other embedded devices are commonly used today. “People might find it a bit unsavory, but if it is not used to track you, and apart from the privacy issues, there are many interesting applications,” he says.At least it’s better than having a barcode stitched onto our foreheads.
Talk about taking your work home with you! Swedish company implants microchips in its staff which lets them use the photocopier and pay in the canteen By Keiligh Baker for MailOnline-Published: 12:17 GMT, 31 January 2015 | Updated: 08:37 GMT, 1 February 2015
Swedish company has implanted microchips in its employees' hands
Chips allow staff to use the photocopier and even pay for their lunch
Each chip is the size of a grain of rice and stores personal information
Radio-frequency identification is already used in contactless cards
What is the implant?
The implants are 12-millimetre cylindrical tags, slightly larger than a grain of rice. Encased in glass, they have no battery and are inert until brought into proximity with Radio-frequency identification (RFID) or Near Field Communication (NFC) reader devices.
What is RFID technology?
Radio-frequency identification is based on wireless use of electromagnetic fields to transfer data. It allows for automatic identification, storage of information and security passes.
What does it do?
With a wave of the hand, implants can be used to unlock doors or phones, log into computers, start vehicles and turn on lights. You can also share contact details, videos, Facebook pages and more with friends by letting them scan your implant.
How is it installed?
The ideal location is the webbing between thumb and index finger. Tags are small enough to be installed by a professional body piercer using a piercing needle, just like they would a piece of large-gauge body jewellery.
Are there risks?
Infection is the most common risk, followed by rejection of the tag.
Is it painful?
The pain is similar to piercings in locations such as the tongue, nose or ear cartilage. In other words, yes.
Mobile ID Industry News Roundup: Mobile World Congress 2015
http://mobileidworld.com/mobile-id-industry-news-roundup-mobile-world-congress-2015-3066/
MWC 2015: Spanish Bank Tries to Adapt to Digital Revolution-Alex Perala-March 6, 2015-Mobile ID World was in Barcelona attending MWC 2015 this week where digital identity took center stage.
In a pivot that may be indicative of a broader future trend, Spanish bank BBVA is shifting its focus to the digital realm. As Richard Handford reports in a post on the website for the Mobile World Congress, where BBVA CEO Francisco Gonzalez spoke in a keynote session, BBVA sees the threats posed by non- traditional financial services companies as a welcome invitation to innovate and compete.“We need to be more efficient but we can also collaborate with them,” Gonzalez added. He explained that BBVA is currently developing a cloud-based wallet app, having an American banking startup last year and also having partnered with an online payment company called Dwolla. He said that while his company only has 3000 of its 110,000 staff currently working on digital projects, he believes in five years’ time the majority of BBVA staff will be working in that area, and he expressed optimism that the availability of non-traditional routes to getting bank accounts could present opportunities to attract more customers.The traditional banking industry is facing a number of challenges from the digital revolution. For one thing, commerce is going digital and consumers are starting to embrace the convenience of mobile payment platforms like Apple Pay and its forthcoming rivals. That is increasingly pushing banks out of the commerce picture, effectively eliminating the middleman, though it’s also presenting opportunities for financial services organizations willing to partner and collaborate with such platforms, as in the case of Visa. Another danger comes from digital-only banks, which are able to operate at a much lower cost and to offer customers more innovative services. The whole financial services sector is shifting quickly, and it’s prudent of banks like BBVA to take a proactive approach towards innovation and adaptation.
Biometric Wearable Called The Future of Payment-Posted on March 6, 2015
Our sister site, Mobile ID World, has been covering MWC in Barcelona all week. Be sure to check out our impressions from day one and day two.Yesterday during Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, Jeremy Borntein, head of payments innovation at Royal Bank of Canada, took the stage during a panel titled “Navigating The Mobile Contactless Payments Landscape” and proclaimed that biometric wearables are the future of mCommerce.“This one pictured is Nymi,” said Bornstein, showing a slide of the Nymi wristband, “a Toronto based company that’s created a biometric device that uses your heart to validate the individual. This is interesting for us because we’ve always talked about card present transactions so we know if the card is there when the transaction’s happening. This is the first device that we believe that actually guarantees cardholder presence.”Mobile ID World readers will be familiar with the Nymi biometric wristband. The wearable device authenticates a user based on her unique EKG reading and keeps her authenticated for the entire time it’s worn and has an immense number of applications in the relation to smart homes, connected cars, Internet of Things and mCommerce. In November at Money 20/20 in Las Vegas, Nymi announced that it is piloting a contactless payment feature with financial partners that include RBC.“You physically have to be present, living and breathing for this to work and for this to pay,” said Bornstein. “We think this is the evolution of payment. It’s where the world is moving and we’re very excited to be supporting it.”Bornstein, in describing RBC’s enthusiasm for Nymi as a payment device, underlined the great benefits that biometric technology brings to mobile payments. A contactless card, when lost or stolen, can be used by someone other than the cardholder. Biometric authentication addresses this problem by locking the account with a biological identity factor. A compromised iPhone 6 or Galaxy S6 for instance, can’t be used by unauthorized persons to make a payment without the painstaking process of spoofing the fingerprint sensor.When Bornstein calls the Nymi the first device to actually guarantee cardholder presence it’s a major endorsement for the wearable, but it also stands as an important milestone in the biometric mobile payment paradigm.As of now, the dominant biometric security modality for payments is fingerprint recognition, and that is largely because companies like Apple and Samsung have managed to gain the support of powerful financial institutions and relying parties when it comes to the efficacy of their respective sensors. With Nymi being lauded as the future of mobile payments by a major Canadian bank, and given the persistent convenience and security offered by the wearable, end users will be able to confidently choose their heartbeats instead of PINs when they want to shop.—(Source: Mobile ID World)
Mar 2-5th In SPAIN-BARCELONA
Jeremy Bornstein
Royal Bank of Canada, Head, Payments Innovation
Hans Reisgies
Sequent, SVP, Market Development & Co-Founder
Claire Maslen
GSMA, Senior Financial Services Manager
Peter Vesco
ClickandBuy, SVP, Business Unit Payment, Deutsche Telekom AG & CEO
James Anderson
MasterCard, Group Head & SVP, Shared Platform Services
Rich Clow
Citi, Head of Global Payments Centre of Excellence, Citi Global Consumer Bank
Description
Mobile contactless transactions are utilised in a variety of services ranging from payments to ticketing to access control. Much of the industry’s focus has been on mobile contactless technologies such as NFC for use in mobile payments, which requires greater ecosystem collaboration and levels of investment, but arguably greater returns for the ecosystem. Hardware and software-based approaches to conducting mobile contactless payments are suited to particular transactions and present different advantages and challenges to the ecosystem. In addition, software-based approaches are adding to the choices that consumers have to make mobile payments. This session will explore the evolving landscape of mobile contactless payments and will showcase some of the latest mobile contactless innovations to drive usage of mobile payments. Tweet questions and comments during the session #MWC15PAY
MWC 2015: Nymi Called The Future of Payment-Peter Counter-March 5, 2015
Today during Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, Jeremy Borntein, head of payments innovation at Royal Bank of Canada, took the stage during a panel titled “Navigating The Mobile Contactless Payments Landscape” and proclaimed that biometric wearables are the future of mCommerce.“This one pictured is Nymi,” said Bornstein, showing a slide of the Nymi wristband, “a Toronto based company that’s created a biometric device that uses your heart to validate the individual. This is interesting for us because we’ve always talked about card present transactions so we know if the card is there when the transaction’s happening. This is the first device that we believe that actually guarantees cardholder presence.”Mobile ID World readers will be familiar with the Nymi biometric wristband. The wearable device authenticates a user based on her unique EKG reading and keeps her authenticated for the entire time it’s worn and has an immense number of applications in the relation to smart homes, connected cars, Internet of Things and mCommerce. In November at Money 20/20 in Las Vegas, Nymi announced that it is piloting a contactless payment feature with financial partners that include RBC.You physically have to be present, living and breathing for this to work and for this to pay,” said Bornstein. “We think this is the evolution of payment. It’s where the world is moving and we’re very excited to be supporting it.”Bornstein, in describing RBC’s enthusiasm for Nymi as a payment device, underlined the great benefits that biometric technology brings to mobile payments. A contactless card, when lost or stolen, can be used by someone other than the cardholder. Biometric authentication addresses this problem by locking the account with a biological identity factor. A compromised iPhone 6 or Galaxy S6 for instance, can’t be used by unauthorized persons to make a payment without the painstaking process of spoofing the fingerprint sensor.When Bornstein calls the Nymi the first device to actually guarantee cardholder presence it’s a major endorsement for the wearable, but it also stands as an important milestone in the biometric mobile payment paradigm.As of now, the dominant biometric security modality for payments is fingerprint recognition, and that is largely because companies like Apple and Samsung have managed to gain the support of powerful financial institutions and relying parties when it comes to the efficacy of their respective sensors. With Nymi being lauded as the future of mobile payments by a major Canadian bank, and given the persistent convenience and security offered by the wearable, end users will be able to confidently choose their heartbeats instead of PINs when they want to shop.By Peter Counter
MWC 2015: Day 2 – Accessibility and The Connected Globe-Peter Counter-March 3, 2015
Internet of Things, Smart Tech, Connectivity, Mobile EcosystemToday was day two of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, where Mobile ID World president Peter O’Neill is investigating the identity management industry presence.Facebook and Google both held presentations today, and the topic that had everyone talking was accessibility. Where as yesterday we were concerned with digital identity and the GSMA’s Mobile Connect platform we heard updates on the spread of connectivity from two of the biggest names on the Internet.Mark Zuckerberg, creator and CEO of Facebook, spoke about the new Internet.org initiative his company is leading (and which you may have seen ads for on TV by now). The concept is simple: bring connectivity to the underserved masses. According to Facebook, two thirds of the world population do not have Internet access and Internet.org exists to break down the barriers in connecting that majority of the world population.“We’re really serious about this,” said Zuckerberg. “We have these services that people love, that are drivers of data usage, and that people want to use. [People] want to get on the Internet to use them and we want to work this out so that it’s a profitable model for our partners.”The obstacles standing in the way of mass global connectivity are basic but extremely prohibitive. As much as the cost of connected devices has decreased dramatically, money is still a major issue in bringing the Internet to the rest of the world, and when it gets there the content should also be in the appropriate language.As we examined yesterday, the decrease in cost of handsets has allowed for a strong platform of digital identity to emerge. Continuing to attack cost barriers, in the end, will lead to higher adoption rates of these necessary connective technologies. We can see this in vertical markets like physical access control and it stands to follow that the consumer market will be much the same.As we are already seeing with the burgeoning Internet of Things, where connectivity goes a demand for strong authentication and digital identity is soon to follow.Facebook isn’t the only company endeavoring to spread connectivity. Google has been aiming to build a connected ecosystem with, well, our own real life ecosystem. Google’s Sundar Pichai took to a stage today at MWC to give an update on Project Balloon: an experimental project that has unmanned and connected dirigibles beaming Internet to the Earthbound masses.Project Balloon started four years ago as an idea and two years later Google launched its first floating connection point. Today, Pichai announced some major advances in the viability of the initiative.“We started our experiment about two years ago in New Zealand, and at the time we could barely keep the balloon up for five days,” said Pichai. “We were serving 3G speeds to antennas on the ground. We knew we had to keep the balloon up for three months for this to work. Today we are excited to announce that most of our balloons stay up for as long as six months – 200 days. Instead of 3G speeds we’ve made progress that we actually serve LTE speeds directly to mobile handsets on the ground.”Combined with other Google connectivity initiatives like Google Fiber, it seems like it is only a matter of time before connectivity options reach a critical mass and create a connected globe. In terms of mobile ID and strong authentication, nothing could be more encouraging. Where there’s a connection there is an opportunity for identity.Stay posted to Mobile ID World as we continue to bring you identity management focused coverage of Mobile World Congress straight from Barcelona. Follow us on Twitter so you don’t miss a beat.
Morpho Becomes Sole Supplier of Slovak Republic’s Official Documentation-Posted on January 21, 2015
SafranMorpho (Safran) has announced that the Slovak Republic has granted the company a three-year contract to provide driver’s licences. This makes it the sole supplier of all of the country’s official identity documents, from passports to police ID cards.Speaking in a press release, Morpho’s General Manager of Business Unit Europe, Government Identity Solutions, Jacques van Zijp, praised the contract “as a sign of continued trust in our technologies, placing the production of all official ID documents in our hands.”For the state’s part, Ministry of the Interior Rudolf Hlavaty concurred: “Throughout our cooperation over the years we have built a shared understanding of technical requirements and evolutions, which is helping us to work together more effectively and provide better quality of products and services.”Morpho is, of course, a specialist in biometric technology, having won first place last year in the NIST MINEX test with its fingerprint matching technology, so it’s fitting that the company is so trusted in the case of issuing enhanced documentation for official government purposes. This kind of thing is really taking off in Europe due to EU regulations encouraging greater ease of migration between member states, and more advanced security measures; Ukraine has been in the news recently with its issuing of biometric passports, for example, and in the same vein Bulgaria has just begun to set up biometric screening at its airports.January 21, 2015 – by Alex Perala.
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