Few passengers are told they can opt out, and when they do, airport staff may push back US lawmakers are trying to extend the ...

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has been expanding its use of facial recognition technology at its airport ...

You typically have the right to opt out of having your face scanned at airports. And it’s worth doing. That’s your summer travel advice from Joy Buolamwini, a pioneering artificial intelligence ...

A group representing several major airlines alongside travel companies and airports is opposing a Senate bill that would ...

Groups representing major U.S. airlines, travel companies and airports on Monday urged the Senate to reject a bill that would ...

Lawmakers have proposed a bill that would institute a pretty significant change for the Transportation Security ...

TSA is currently testing its new facial recognition technology at a number of airports throughout the U.S., identifying and verifying passengers by their unique features. Some government officials are ...

The way the TSA uses facial recognition is by taking pictures of passengers and comparing them with the passenger's identification. Typically, when going through the security process at a domestic ...

Digital rights groups are asking whether travelers are sleepwalking into an acceptance of facial recognition as the default.

More than 20 state and local governments have implemented some sort of restriction on using facial recognition technology. The TSA said that will not impact its pilot program, as it looks toward ...

Based on the success and early results of its pilot program, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) plans to roll out facial recognition at security checkpoints in 400 more airports in the ...

TSA is following on the heels of Customs and Border Protection, which is boosting its use of facial recognition for people entering the United States.