The use of facial recognition in residential buildings is growing worldwide, but few residents are aware that this practice has already sparked controversy, led to fines, and even been banned in sever
I’m assuming visitors & co-leasers have biometrics stored as well. How often are these systems really not deleting the data? With it not deleted, can old residents come back years later still capable of entry? If someone gets a restraining order on a co-leaser, do stored biometrics cause delay in what would potentially be a simple lock change? In turn, causing a greater security risk…
I’m assuming visitors & co-leasers have biometrics stored as well. How often are these systems really not deleting the data? With it not deleted, can old residents come back years later still capable of entry? If someone gets a restraining order on a co-leaser, do stored biometrics cause delay in what would potentially be a simple lock change? In turn, causing a greater security risk…