I think there was a discussion on Twitter a few weeks back between a flight passenger and an airline who at first told him he could "opt-out" of the facial reco

I think there was a discussion on Twitter a few weeks back between a flight passenger and an airline who at first told him he could "opt-out" of the facial recognition at airports -- only to learn that the airline doesn't actually scan your face itself for collection, so "opting-out" does nothing. It's the DHS that has your face scan and they are allowing the airlines to tap into all of that facial recognition data and then "identify you" at airports through a new face scan against the DHS data. Your face profile has already been collected/created by the DHS. Who knows to what other private companies the government is pimping out your "biometric identification data."