While “traveling” often tops the list of life’s most exciting experiences, certain parts of the process can be uncomfortable ...

More airports are scanning faces. A new bill would limit the practice.

The original bill sought to ban TSA’s use of facial recognition unless reauthorized by Congress, the new version aims to make ...

Facial recognition technology is becoming increasingly prevalent at TSA checkpoints in US airports, but it has raised privacy ...

The Traveler Privacy Protection Act would safeguard Americans’ ability to opt-out of Transportation Security Administration ...

Per a memo obtained by FedScoop, the NSF already started a reduction-in-force of its senior executive service and is ...

The bipartisan Traveler Privacy Protection Act would give travelers at airports the option to not have their faces scanned by the technology.

Happy Thursday from the Tech Brief, where we wouldn’t dream of exceeding 2,000 words. Send news tips, but please no death threats, to: [email protected] More airports are scanning faces.

The PCLOB report commends certain safeguards while simultaneously warning of transparency failures and the latent risks of ...

A bipartisan effort from US senators Jeff Merkley (D-Oregon) and John Neely Kennedy (R-Louisiana) seeks to limit the US ...

“The TSA subjects countless law-abiding Americans to excessive facial recognition screenings as they travel, invading passengers’ privacy without even making it clear that they can opt out of ...