Customs and Border Protection used facial recognition tools to scan over 23 million travelers’ faces at 30-plus points of entry in 2020, and failed to turn up a single example of an individual impersonating someone else at an airport, per a Wednesday report by OneZero.Original article
CBP Facial Recognition Scanners Failed to Find a Single Imposter At Airports in 2020
Customs and Border Protection used facial popularity tools to scan over 23 million travelers’ faces at 30-plus elements of access in 2020, and failed to display up a unmarried example of a particular person impersonating someone else at an airport, in step with a Wednesday file via OneZero.