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May 12, 2017

Airport face recognition could extend to US citizens, says Customs

GDPR News biometrics, facial recognition, security, surveillance, technology, US

The US government has rolled out a plan to reshape airport security around facial recognition, playing off a wealth of passport photos and visa applications.

Source: Airport face recognition could extend to US citizens, says Customs – The Verge

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