Before the next time you use a copy machine:

[error46146]

http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=6412572n&tag=mg;mostpopvideo

Some scary shit lol

 

Now this leads to my ultimate question: WHY would they want to put a hard drive in a copy machine in the first place ??!!

[rr4567]

http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=6412572n&tag=mg;mostpopvideo

Some scary shit lol

 

Now this leads to my ultimate question: WHY would they want to put a hard drive in a copy machine in the first place ??!!

 

To record pages copied :eek:

[error46146]

To record pages copied :eek:

but why would they want to know what we copied ?

[rr4567]

but why would they want to know what we copied ?

 

Identity theft :eek:

 

i.e. EVERY SINGLE (2003 and up) public copier you've used for government related stuff, healthcare stuff, etc. is copied onto it's hard drive

[Joe]

Probably pandering to government agencies. Modern copy machines are excellent at reproducing things; they want to know what you're putting through there.

[error46146]

that's terrible still as you can see it is very easy for these copy machines with hard drives full of top secret info to go into the wrong hands. i dont think you can print fake money or somethin with a copy machine anyway.

 

also what makes me suspicious is why do companies offer a package that (supposedly) allows you to clear all the secret info for an extra $500 ??

i sense some kind of conspiracy going on lol

[D.J.]

Probably because a hard drive can process faster than whatver they used before. However, I think that it is a secrity risk and that they need to find another thing to use

[LRG]

WOW, what a shocker :eek: