TSA expands controversial facial recognition program for security As possible record-setting crowds fill airports nationwide, passengers may encounter new technology at the security line.

How TSA's facial recognition program could protect privacy rights As airports grow more crowded and identity fraud increases, implementing state-of-the-art security protocols is essential.

Facial recognition is set to streamline airport security at Sea-Tac, eliminating the need for ID and boarding pass.

Wegmans Food Markets has launched a facial recognition pilot program at one of its New York City locations, prompting some shoppers to express concerns about privacy and pricing.

Some Questions about the TSA’s New Facial-Recognition Program A Transportation Security Administration (TSA) official checks a bag at Terminal 4 of JFK airport in New York City, May 17, 2017.

The Arizona Department of Transportation has started using facial recognition technology during the driver license application process.

The facial recognition program in Gaza grew as Israel expanded its military offensive there. Israeli soldiers entering Gaza were given cameras equipped with the technology.

You can opt out of facial recognition at airports, for now, but the TSA has indicated it wants to make the invasive technology a requirement.

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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.

Wegmans Food Markets has launched a facial recognition pilot program at one of its New York City locations, prompting some shoppers to express concerns about privacy and pricing.

Wegmans Food Markets has launched a facial recognition pilot program at one of its New York City locations, prompting some shoppers to express concerns about privacy and pricing.