Facial recognition could be your new ticket to the footy
27-07-2026 22:00 via abc.net.au

Facial recognition could be your new ticket to the footy

Facial recognition technology is being used as an alternative form of ticketing, but some experts are concerned it could open the door to the data being used for more than just event entry.
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