CTS brings facial recognition to locker rentals
CTS is integrating facial recognition technology into locker rental systems, allowing users to access lockers through biometric identification rather than traditional keys, codes, or cards.
Why this matters: Renting a locker used to mean a key or a PIN. Now it means handing over your face. That is a significant shift, even if it feels like a convenience upgrade. Facial recognition creates a biometric record that cannot be changed if something goes wrong. A stolen password is fixable. A stolen faceprint is not. The real issue is who stores that data, how long they keep it, and what else they are allowed to do with it.
Who should care: Privacy officers · Cybersecurity · General readers · Policy
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