Addressing Privacy Vulnerabilities in Wearable Technology: User and Manufacturer Responsibilities

Wearable devices, essential for health tracking, face privacy threats linked to biometric reidentification. Users must take precautions while manufacturers need to enforce strict data protection measures. With rising data breaches and potential misuse of sensitive information, robust privacy strategies are critical for both parties. Wearable technology plays a pivotal role in health and personal use…

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EU Introduces Phased Approach for Entry-Exit System (EES) Implementation

The EU proposes a phased introduction for its biometric Entry-Exit System (EES) due to readiness concerns among member states. Initially planned for simultaneous launch, the EES will now see gradual implementation, improving system stability while addressing peak travel challenges. Expected to launch in 2025, delays have been linked to IT system issues and performance failures…

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Thailand’s Airports Embrace Biometric Technology for Enhanced Travel Efficiency

On December 1, 2024, Airports of Thailand launched a biometric identification system to streamline passenger processing at six major airports. This technology integrates with existing systems to reduce identity verification times and ease the travel flow from check-in to boarding, significantly improving the experience for travelers in Thailand as well as setting a precedent for…

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