U.S. Customs Wants to Use Your Face As a Boarding Pass

21 Feb 2018

“By 2022, the agency plans to use biometrics to identify 97 percent of travelers flying out of the country.”

Source: U.S. Customs Wants to Use Your Face As a Boarding Pass – Nextgov

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