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Line 4: ==Background == [[image:Dhs-fast.png\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Artist's concept showing projected use of Future Attribute Screening Technology]]▼ The program was under the [[Homeland Security Advanced Research Agency]] and the [[Science & Technology Human Factors Behavior Science Division]] of DHS. <ref name=hstoday/> Line 12 ⟶ 10: Fox News reported that the mobile units transmit data to analysts, who use "a system to recognize, define and measure seven primary emotions and emotional cues that are reflected in contractions of facial muscles." The system is named MALINTENT. Results are transmitted back to screeners.<ref name=foxnews/><ref name=hstoday/> ▲[[image:Dhs-fast.png\|thumb\|~~right~~center\|~~400px~~600px\|Artist's concept showing projected use of Future Attribute Screening Technology]] DHS produced a 'privacy impact assessement' in 2008. It described the system as comprising:<ref name=dhs1/>

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