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Border agency eyes smartphone facial recognition system amid privacy concerns

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Travellers would be able to use facial recognition technology to identify themselves through their smartphones when crossing the border under a planned federal project.

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Border agency eyes smartphone facial recognition system amid privacy concerns

Travellers would be able to use facial recognition technology to identify themselves through their smartphones when crossing the border under a planned federal project.

14 days ago·Canada

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Newmarket Today

Border agency eyes smartphone facial recognition system amid privacy concerns

OTTAWA — Travellers would be able to use facial recognition technology to identify themselves through their smartphones when crossing the border under a planned federal project.

14 days ago·Orillia, Canada

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Border agency eyes smartphone facial recognition system amid privacy concerns

OTTAWA — Travellers would be able to use facial recognition technology to identify themselves through their smartphones when crossing the border under a planned federal project. The Canada Border Services Agency says the initiative would allow for a faster and more seamless travel experience. The federal government recently issued a notice seeking technical solutions from […]

14 days ago·Toronto, Canada

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Border agency eyes smartphone facial recognition system amid privacy concerns

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Border agency eyes smartphone facial recognition system amid privacy concerns

OTTAWA — Travellers would be able to use facial recognition technology to identify themselves through their smartphones when crossing the border under a planned federal project.

14 days ago·Bradford West Gwillimbury, Canada

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Border agency eyes smartphone facial recognition system amid privacy concerns

Travellers would be able to use facial recognition technology to identify themselves through their smartphones when crossing the border under a planned federal project. The Canada Border Services Agency says the initiative would allow for a faster and more seamless travel experience. A pilot projec...

14 days ago·Kelowna, Canada

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