Original question by @[email protected]
For those of you who travel in the united states, you’ll know they now have facial recognition scans when checking your id. You can opt out by telling them you don’t want to take the picture. I do every time, but I wonder what the point of the scan is if you can just opt out. That given, why do you think they do it? What prevents them from forcing you to do it?
To those of you who live outside of the united states, have you seen a similar increase in security at your airports?
What I found, though, is you shouldn’t call the boondoggle cam a boondoggle cam any more than you want to call the cancer box by that name. TSA people with low blood sugar will act like they have low blood sugar, and they have way too much power for a group so provably low in value.