Denver International Airport has implemented biometric facial recognition
Sep 4, 2024, 6:37 AM | Updated: 4:04 pm
Denver International Airport has implemented biometric facial recognition devices at 15 gates for international travelers, aiming to enhance safety and efficiency in air travel.
Passengers will need to pause for a photo at departure gates, with the system comparing the image to government records for verification. While some see it as a security and time-saving measure, others express privacy concerns.
Opt-out options are available, and the system deletes images after a minute. The technology is part of a broader trend in airport security and customer experience improvement.
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