One Size Does Not Fit All When Facing Biometric Consent Requirements
There is no doubt that the commercial application and use of biometrics will continue to increase and, with it, the legislative efforts to address corresponding concerns about privacy, security, and control of personal data.
December 01, 2021 at 10:00 AM
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CybersecurityBiometric data is integral to everyday life: it unlocks your phone with face-ID or voice recognition; it verifies your identity at work or the gym with a fingerprint or palm scan; it tags people in your social media posts; and it is increasingly being used to provide access to secure buildings, areas, or files.
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