They're doing retinal scans as well.
They're doing retinal scans as well.
Well, if the "meta" glasses have facial recognition then I don't really think it matters if airports and police departments are. They will just pay meta for the data or force them to turn it over in courts. Its a wet dream for the police state.
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>It’s becoming standard practice at a growing number of U.S. airports: When you reach the front of the security line, an agent asks you to step up to a machine that scans your face to check whether it matches the face on your identification card. Travelers have the right to opt out of the face scan and have the agent do a visual check instead — but many don’t realize that’s an option.
Well, if the "meta" glasses have facial recognition then I don't really think it matters if airports and police departments are. They will just pay meta for the data or force them to turn it over in courts. Its a wet dream for the police state.
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>>It’s becoming standard practice at a growing number of U.S. airports: When you reach the front of the security line, an agent asks you to step up to a machine that scans your face to check whether it matches the face on your identification card. Travelers have the right to opt out of the face scan and have the agent do a visual check instead — but many don’t realize that’s an option.
It is only optional if you opt-out before handing them your papers.
Say good morning and wait for eye contact. Then say "I'd like to opt out of biometrics." Wait for acknowledgement. Then hand them your ID.
#It is only optional if you opt-out before handing them your papers.
Say good morning and wait for eye contact. Then say "I'd like to opt out of biometrics." Wait for acknowledgement. **Then** hand them your ID.
Houston has gone to this
Houston has gone to this
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