"Actually, we have always worked hard to screen our clients. From the very beginning, we refused to provide hibernation services to some notorious criminals," Song He said.
"But this kind of screening is extremely ineffective."
"Why? We can only screen people based on wanted photos from Interpol and the identity information provided by the clients themselves. Those incredibly resourceful criminals have plenty of ways to get around that. Plastic surgery can be done almost anywhere, making it easy to change one's face. Fake identities are also easy to obtain. Many small countries even have entire industries providing fake identities, originally for wealthy people trying to evade taxes, but now also used to deal with hibernation records."
"Initially, we used fingerprint information to identify criminals and refuse them service, but news like that spreads especially quickly. Before long, fingerprint-changing surgery became popular. It was even simpler than plastic surgery."
"That left us with three methods: irises, voices, and DNA. But the data for these three methods is incomplete in the first place. We don't have a worldwide database, and many criminals' relevant information has never been recorded. Even when an individual criminal has been arrested and imprisoned before, leaving behind such information that we managed to obtain, they can still find ways around it."
"How can they get around iris recognition? Artificial eyeballs! Artificial eyeballs were originally only used domestically, but global demand has grown increasingly high over the past few years. Doctors from various countries have also become well trained, so we began directly exporting artificial eyeballs. There's always some channel through which someone can use a fake identity to obtain a new pair of eyes. As for voices, there's Vocal Cord Surgery. In recent years, some celebrities who changed their voices through Vocal Cord Surgery and then rose to