After the Fede­ral Admi­ni­stra­ti­ve Court, in its ruling of August 4, 2009, dee­med the cen­tra­li­zed sto­rage of bio­me­tric data in the con­text of access con­trol to a sports and lei­su­re cen­ter to be a dis­pro­por­tio­na­te vio­la­ti­on of the pri­va­cy of the per­sons con­cer­ned (cf. our 17th Acti­vi­ty Report 2009/2010, para. 1.2.2), the KSS Sports Cen­ter is in the pro­cess of adap­ting its access system. In the future, bio­me­tric data will still be stored cen­tral­ly. Howe­ver, the refe­rence to fur­ther per­so­nal data coll­ec­ted by the sports cen­ter is inter­rupt­ed and can only be estab­lished with the help of the sub­scrip­ti­on card. This is in the pos­ses­si­on of the cus­to­mer. The cen­tral­ly stored tem­pla­tes (encoded stored bio­me­tric raw data) are dyna­mical­ly encrypt­ed. Their decryp­ti­on is only pos­si­ble with the help of the sub­scrip­ti­on card, as part of the key is stored on this card.

Source: FDPIC – Bio­me­tric access systems at the KSS sports cen­ter: con­clu­si­on of the procedure