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Microsoft Requiring Fingerprints and DNA for Vista WGA
Thursday, September 21st, 2006
Microsoft announced that Windows Vista will require more rigorous proof of ownership than is 
currently implemented by the Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) program. Buyers of Windows Vista will have to send in DNA, fingerprint and retinal scan information to Microsoft to receive upgrades on their purchase.
"We feel that to provide the user with the best computing experience that they need to be using genuine Microsoft products. Our current generation of WGA software can be easily bypassed, which is why we’re setting up this more rigorous system," said Microsoft representative Vicky Tipton. BBspot - Microsoft Requiring Fingerprints and DNA for Vista WGA
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