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San Francisco airport contractor accused of exporting facial data to federal agencies

Critics allege that a contractor at San Francisco International Airport exported facial-recognition data to federal agencies. The headline provides no further details about the scope or legality.

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The alleged data transfer raises wider privacy and biometric-security concerns for travelers.

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  1. San Francisco Airport Contractor Exports Facial Data to Federal Agencies, Critics Charge ↗sfpublicpress.org · Recorded source date: Aug 26, 2026, 6:32 PM UTC

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