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  1. Jo_le_Gabbro on

    “EU countries are preparing to allow the United States access to national biometric databases holding sensitive personal data, such as fingerprints and facial scans, in exchange for maintaining visa-free travel to the US.”

  2. the_mighty_peacock on

    Does that mean Europe will also start tapping into US biometrics?

  3. Sniffwee_Gloomshine on

    That was already a horrible idea in the first place. Now it’s pure insanity.

  4. FreakyFranklinBill on

    seriously EU ? this is doing more harm than good.

  5. sebeteus on

    I Opt out. I will gladly take a lifetime ban on travel over the atlantic.

  6. WisteriaLo on

    “While the Commission and Council have said the exchange of data should be limited to travellers….the US has said it expects data access to be in place and operational by the end of this year.”

    Yea great, still a hard no.

  7. dustofdeath on

    This should be opt in. You apply for it if you plan to travel visa free.

    And US tourists have no right to complain now when we want their biometrics.

  8. Frosty-Cell on

    >In September, the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS), Wojciech Wiewiórowski, who oversees the Commission’s compliance with data protection rules, noted that the EBSP would set an “important precedent” as the first EU agreement to transfer large volumes of personal data to another country’s border authorities.

    It certainly is important for the erosion of the fundamental rights.

  9. SmileFIN on

    >Data on **ethnic origins, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, as well as genetic or biometric information**, could be transferred under the framework agreement for EBSPs, according to a Commission document outlining its negotiating position.

    Let’s just put symbols on arm-bands and wear them everywhere, easier to identify the unwanted..

    /s <- seems like that’s needed these days.

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