Biometrically In Favor or Opposed?

A global survey of consumer attitudes to using biometrics found a 5% increase in people who favor the use of biometrics as a preferred method of identity verification. Some 10% of individuals in the Asia-Pacific region would even prefer a chip implanted in their body.

That's from this report in Computerworld.

The survey, conducted by Unisys, surveyed 1,661 people globally. Convenience, according to 83% of respondents, was the main reason for using biometrics on a smartcard and three quarters said speedy verification is the main driver for biometric adoption.

That's all well and good, but on to a more important point, is that not the most gross graphic imaginable?