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</section2>
<section2 topic='Methods' anchor='protocol-methods'>
<p>The following values of the 'method' attribute are defined and SHOULD be supported by a compliant implementation:</p>
<ul>
<li><cite>dna</cite> -- the physical presence of the target entity shall be determined by means of DNA testing; for example, the user's client may take a hair or skin sample from the user (not recommended if the testing time is inordinately long)</li>
<li><cite>infrared</cite> -- the physical presence of the target entity shall be determined by means of infrared wavelengths; for example, the user's client may scan the area for the telltale heat signature of the user</li>
<li><cite>sight</cite> -- the physical presence of the target entity shall be determined by means of sight; for example, the user's client may flash a strobe light that draws the user within the range of visual observation (note: this method is limited to visual wavelengths)</li>
<li><cite>smell</cite> -- the physical presence of the target entity shall be determined by means of olfaction; for example, the user's client may produce a stench known to make the user nervous and sweaty</li>
<li><cite>sound</cite> -- the physical presence of the target entity shall be determined by means of sound; for example, the user's client may generate a sound so annoying that when the user hears it, he or she reacts vocally in the form of a yell, scream, or imprecation</li>
<li><cite>taste</cite> -- the physical presence of the target entity shall be determined by means of taste; for example, the user's client may extend a device that licks the user's skin</li>
<li><cite>touch</cite> -- the physical presence of the target entity shall be determined by means of bodily contact; for example, the user's client may extend a probe that comes into contact with the user's body</li>
</ul>
<dl>
<di><dt>dna</dt><dd>The physical presence of the target entity shall be determined by means of DNA testing; for example, the user's client may take a hair or skin sample from the user (not recommended if the testing time is inordinately long).</dd></di>
<di><dt>infrared</dt><dd>The physical presence of the target entity shall be determined by means of infrared wavelengths; for example, the user's client may scan the area for the telltale heat signature of the user.</dd></di>
<di><dt>sight</dt><dd>The physical presence of the target entity shall be determined by means of sight; for example, the user's client may flash a strobe light that draws the user within the range of visual observation (note: this method is limited to visual wavelengths).</dd></di>
<di><dt>smell</dt><dd>The physical presence of the target entity shall be determined by means of olfaction; for example, the user's client may produce a stench known to make the user nervous and sweaty.</dd></di>
<di><dt>sound</dt><dd>The physical presence of the target entity shall be determined by means of sound; for example, the user's client may generate a sound so annoying that when the user hears it, he or she reacts vocally in the form of a yell, scream, or imprecation.</dd></di>
<di><dt>taste</dt><dd>The physical presence of the target entity shall be determined by means of taste; for example, the user's client may extend a device that licks the user's skin.</dd></di>
<di><dt>touch</dt><dd>The physical presence of the target entity shall be determined by means of bodily contact; for example, the user's client may extend a probe that comes into contact with the user's body.</dd></di>
</dl>
</section2>
</section1>
<section1 topic='Privacy Considerations' anchor='privacy'>