Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
Yea, they tell me it's normal.Hey, it happens to everyone at one time or another.
Yea, they tell me it's normal.Hey, it happens to everyone at one time or another.
You leave more DNA in your hotel room and on the silverware you used at breakfast than you would on the finger scanner.
if they really wanted it, they'd just get it from your hairbrush.
Great idea as long as they're replacing their fingertips. But based on my unofficial surveys of most visitors to WDW, trust me -- nobody wants pieces of those people implanted.But how would they know its yours? The genius of the finger scanner is they just have to scrape if off molecular layer by molecular layer and voi friggin la, they have your DNA (this is why the scan is so important, the top layer will be the last person to touch it and so on..cross referencing at its most evil). So simple really when you think about it. They can then use the DNA to make replaceable body parts for their most lucrative customers and use those body parts as replacements thus extending the life, health, and amount of time that Mr. and Mrs. Disney Loving Richie Rich pants will be spending big bucks at the resort. Just follow the money my friends. So simple when you think about it.
Disney is not scraping you for DNA.
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