Fingerprints, faces, voices, iris patterns, and DNA - your most intimate biological data is being collected, stored, and weaponized against you in ways you never consented to.
Every day, your biological identifiers are captured, stored, and traded without your knowledge through seemingly innocent interactions.
Your biometrics are captured
Data stored in databases
Sold to third parties
Used against you
The TSA and CBP are rapidly expanding mandatory biometric collection at airports nationwide, creating a massive database of travelers without explicit consent.
Facial recognition now mandatory at most major US airports
New ID scanners that capture and store facial biometrics from every passenger
Fingerprint and facial recognition for "trusted traveler" programs
AI-powered systems that verify ID and capture biometric data
Facial recognition for all international departures - no opt-out allowed
Face and fingerprint scans for all foreign visitors entering the US
Iris scans and facial recognition linked to international databases
TSA begins testing CAT-2 scanners at select airports
CAT-2 scanners deployed to 200+ airports nationwide
Biometric scanning now standard at most major US airports
TSA plans 100% biometric coverage at all US airports
ACLU and EFF filing lawsuits against mandatory biometric collection
Senators introducing bills to require opt-out options for biometric scanning
Privacy advocates organizing campaigns to raise awareness and demand opt-outs
Unlike passwords, you can't change your fingerprints. Once compromised, your biometric identity is stolen forever.
False facial recognition matches have led to innocent people being jailed
AI hiring tools rejecting candidates based on facial analysis biases
Health insurers using DNA data to deny coverage for genetic conditions
While you can't completely avoid biometric collection, you can significantly reduce your exposure and protect your biological privacy.
Review and disable biometric authentication on all your devices
Remove facial photos and disable automatic tagging features
Contact companies and request deletion of your biometric data
These companies are building massive databases of human biometric data, often without explicit consent or clear purpose limitations.
Face ID, Touch ID, voice recognition
Photos face grouping, voice prints, Android biometrics
Facial recognition, Instagram face filters
Alexa voice prints, Ring facial recognition
Voice verification for phone banking
Fingerprint authentication, voice ID
Biometric payment authentication
Facial recognition from social media scraping
Government biometric data analysis
AI-powered surveillance cameras
Genetic profiles sold to pharma companies
Family tree DNA matching, law enforcement access
Heart rate patterns, sleep biometrics
Your biometric data doesn't stay with one company - it's shared, sold, and combined across this vast network
Collect through apps and devices
Buy, sell, and aggregate biometric data
Access through partnerships and subpoenas
Use data for targeting and manipulation
Every day you wait, more of your irreplaceable biological data is collected and weaponized against you.