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1	Exploring the sensitivity of Biometric Data: A Comparative Analysis of Theoretical and Human Perspectives Jose, Dayona January 2024 (has links) Biometric technology, leveraging distinctive physiological or behavioral traits for identification, has transformed authentication methods. This thesis explores biometric data sensitivity from theoretical and human perspectives. Theoretical analysis examines factors like uniqueness, permanence, and potential misuse, while empirical research surveys societal attitudes towards biometric sensitivity. Discrepancies between theoretical constructs and real-world perceptions underscore the complexity of this issue. Privacy, security, and trust emerge as central concerns, emphasizing the need for comprehensive approaches in biometric technology development and policy-making. The discussion interprets survey findings, highlighting implications for stakeholders. Future research could explore cultural influences on biometric perceptions, conduct longitudinal studies, and investigate innovative solutions to privacy and security concerns. Collaboration between academia, industry, and policymakers is crucial for advancing biometric technology ethically and responsibly in an increasingly digital world. biometric data sensitivity theoretical perspectives human perceptions privacy concerns security considerations empirical research societal attitudes future directions types of biometrics uniqueness permanence potential for misuse invasiveness of collection process compatibility with other systems accuracy and reliability storage and security measures. Engineering and Technology Teknik och teknologier

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Exploring the sensitivity of Biometric Data: A Comparative Analysis of Theoretical and Human Perspectives