Not every body is happy with Disneys' facial scans

[workman]

Why not do facial scans so if people get lost, hurt or involved in an altercation you can identify them, I think it's a good idea.

https://www.cnet.com/news/privacy/disne ... gzODY5OTY2

"It's only been a few weeks since The Walt Disney Company began deploying facial scanning at the gates of Disneyland and other California parks, but the technology is already the subject of a $5 million proposed class action lawsuit filed against the company in a US District Court in New York."

[shoopa]

There is no more privacy on or offline

[Abby]

There is no more privacy on or offline

Nope

[AlexO]

Are all parks going to be doing this, what about at concerts, ball games, football games........

[cimage]

Face scans are becoming the norm get with it

[TheButcher]

Think of how many apps on your IPhone use facial scans to log into a site, I actually like it since I do not have to remember all the passwords I use.

[calista]

No Disneyland here in Philippines so no facial scan

[chilli.domains]

You don't like it don't go to their theme parks no one is forcing you to go.

[Terry]

Mickey Mouse needs to mind his own business

[pussyhunter]

George Orwell's 1984 is become a way of life

[PornPete]

what if people wear a face mask or covering, how will that work.

[NSWDave]

Facial recognition scans are becoming more common in Sydney, airports, major public grounds, some retailers are now testing it, nothing wrong in fighting crime with a quick mug scan.

[alina]

The world worked fine until now without facial scans this is all an invasion of privacy

[yobilinks]

You can't move an inch in public without getting your face scanned in some countries, we are still a ways behind in this tech here in Cali.

[misterporn]

Last I checked 1 say pass tickets to Disneyland in Anaheim were $104-$204 for adults and $99 to $194 for children.