DHS Inspector General finds TSA is not safeguarding facial recognition data
pavel_lishin · hn · 2026-10-15
The DHS Inspector General has found that TSA is not properly safeguarding passenger facial recognition data collected at airports. EFF's coverage argues the finding confirms long-standing privacy concerns over biometric data retention, access controls, and oversight in airport face recognition programs.
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