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Well, i don't believe they take the picture for your benefit. Actually also seen that a picture is also taken on exit. So yes there might be more reasons like m
by wila 10y ago
Well, i don't believe they take the picture for your benefit. Actually also seen that a picture is also taken on exit. So yes there might be more reasons like making sure the biometrics match with what is stored in the rfid chip on the passport. But you can bet that the data is stored and will be mined when needed.
- hartpuff 10y agoHeathrow and maybe other UK airports, but not all, whether you're entering or exiting, will take (two) photos, AIUI, in order to verify the correct person is boarding the aircraft. Don't worry, they only keep your data for "as long as is necessary". http://www.heathrow.com/departures/security-and-baggage/flying-within-the-uk-and-ireland http://www.heathrow.com/departures/security-and-baggage/flyi...
- peteretep 10y ago> Well, i don't believe they take the picture for your > benefit Why would anyone believe that?