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Agreed about the clickbaity title, but what they were trying to imply is still true. Here's an example of Jake Williams attempting to opt-out of Delta facial sc
by arkadiyt 7y ago
Agreed about the clickbaity title, but what they were trying to imply is still true. Here's an example of Jake Williams attempting to opt-out of Delta facial scanning and immediately being scrutinized for it:
https://twitter.com/MalwareJake/status/1144789516684877824 https://twitter.com/MalwareJake/status/1144789516684877824
- jddj 7y agoHe says there that the US is one of the few countries which doesn't do exit checks for immigration. Is that true? I hadn't thought about this. I know the Schengen zone does, as well as China and much of Latin America, but in my experience the UK doesn't. Does Australia/New Zealand/Canada (my feeling is that Australia doesn't)? What about Asian and African countries?
- strken 7y agoI had to go through a Border Force checkpoint[0] with facial recognition and a fingerprint scanner on the way out of Tullamarine last year. There may or may not have been a way to opt out. [0] they call it a "smartgate", presumably because it sounds less invasive than "biometric checkpoint", see https://www.abf.gov.au/entering-and-leaving-australia/smartgates/departures https://www.abf.gov.au/entering-and-leaving-australia/smartg...
- stilley2 7y agoCanada does not, at least not while traveling to the US