Restricting TSA's Use of Facial Recognition Technology

SOURCE www.breitbart.com
A bipartisan group of 14 senators is calling for restrictions on TSA's use of facial recognition technology to protect privacy and civil liberties. The technology is already in use at 84 airports, with plans for expansion. Critics are concerned about lack of transparency and oversight.

Key Points

  • Bipartisan group led by Sens. Merkley, Kennedy, and Marshall calling for restrictions on TSA's use of facial recognition technology
  • Technology currently in use at 84 airports, with plans for expansion
  • Critics express concerns about lack of transparency and oversight

Pros

  • Protects privacy and civil liberties
  • Ensures rigorous congressional oversight

Cons

  • Lack of transparency to passengers
  • Concerns about data collection and access