Biometrics and Personal Privacy Biometric input devices, such as fingerprint readers and iris scanners, are increasingly being used for access purposes. They are also being built into smartphones and other devices to authorize payments and other transactions. While viewed as a time-saving tool by some, other individuals may object to their biometric characteristics being stored in a database. Is the convenience of biometric systems worth compromising some personal privacy? For this assignment, research one use of biometric input today (such as mobile payments, airport screening systems, or company access control) and form an opinion about its use and any potential impact it may have on personal privacy. At the conclusion of your research, prepare a one-page summary of your findings and opinions and submit it.