Facial Recognition at Airports: Lawmakers Express Concerns Over TSA Technology
2024-12-20
WXIN-TV Indianapolis on MSN.com
As the holiday travel season approaches, lawmakers are sounding the alarm over the Transportation Safety Administration's (TSA) facial recognition technology, currently in use at 200 airports nationwide. With plans to expand to over 400 airports, concerns are growing about privacy and security. The TSA's use of facial recognition technology has sparked debate about biometric security and airport surveillance. Lawmakers are calling for greater transparency and oversight, citing potential risks to traveler privacy and data security. As the technology continues to roll out, travelers can expect to see more facial recognition scanners at airport checkpoints.
