ID Tech Digest – September 11, 2026
Welcome to ID Tech’s digest of identity industry news. Here’s what you need to know about the world of digital identity and biometrics today: GLEIF Appoints…
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Articles tagged with facial recognition
Toronto Pearson Tests Four Biometric E-Gates With Air Canada
Toronto Pearson International Airport is piloting four facial-verification e-gates with Air Canada, extending biometric processing to domestic and US-bound…
South African Police Tender Makes Facial Recognition Mandatory for Body Cameras
The South African Police Service has made facial recognition a mandatory component of a three-year tender for body-worn cameras, vehicle dashboard cameras and…
DHS Opens $440 Million Governmentwide Biometric Device Competition
The US Department of Homeland Security has opened a governmentwide competition worth more than $440 million for biometric capture devices and related…
Clearview AI Tests InquiryIQ Web Research Prototype for Police
Clearview AI has built and tested InquiryIQ, an unreleased artificial intelligence prototype designed to expand a face-search lead into a wider online profile…
Costa Rica Opens First Biometric eGates at Juan Santamaría Airport
Costa Rica’s Juan Santamaría International Airport has placed its first four biometric eGates into operation, automating immigration checks for eligible Costa…
Monroe County Passes Commercial Biometric Data Law
New York’s Monroe County Legislature has approved a law requiring commercial establishments to disclose their use of facial recognition and other biometric…
Flownamix Brings YEO Continuous Facial Authentication to South Africa
Flownamix Group has introduced YEO Messaging’s continuous facial recognition technology in South Africa, offering businesses biometric checks that continue…
Dubai Puts Passport Control in an Officer’s Hand With 12-Second Mobile Checks
Dubai has launched a mobile immigration service that lets passport officers clear a traveller in roughly 12 to 15 seconds while walking the terminal, rather…
DHS Tests Walk-Through Facial Biometrics for Pedestrian Exit at a Texas Border Crossing
The Department of Homeland Security has run an operational test of facial biometric capture on pedestrians leaving the United States, mounting cameras along…