Travelers participating in the program can use their face in TSA precheck instead of providing a physical form of identification.

Travelers aren't big fans of TSA's facial recognition program, report finds Joy Buolamwini, founder of the Algorithmic Justice League, which recently released a report on the TSA's biometric ...

A Garment District clothing company is forcing workers to submit to facial recognition scans for building access, outraging staff who ripped the mandate as “invasive.” ...

In today’s Tech Bytes, TSA’s new facial recognition ID program is now operating at 14 airports. Four airlines, Delta, United, American, and Alaska are participating.

TSA has been rolling out the PreCheck Touchless ID pilot program across the U.S. over the summer, with 14 airports and four airlines now participating.

Whether Tea uses a facial-recognition algorithm or a human to approve the verification photos is unclear; the company did not clarify when I asked.

Disregard for privacy concerns and weak legal protections create an environment conducive to unregulated technological experimentation.

Guest column: Expanding facial recognition is a bad move for New Orleans. Here's why.

Seven police forces in England will be using ten new live facial recognition vans to track suspects wanted for serious crimes ...