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United Airways Is Increasing Its Creepy Biometric Screening Era to Extra Airport Hubs

United Airways introduced this week that it’s making an investment within the enlargement of biometric screening era in a bid to streamline passenger go back and forth—at the same time as large questions stay about how such era affects shopper privateness.
United Airlines announced this week that it’s investing in the growth of biometric screening technology in a bid to streamline passenger travel—even as big questions remain about how such technology impacts consumer privacy.

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