Technologies for border control and beyond ...
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Panel summarizes results from the EU Smart Borders pilot: kiosks and e‑gates perform passport read, watchlist checks and biometric capture (face, iris, fingerprints) with first‑time enrollment taking >2 minutes and later verifications about one minute faster, and backend one‑to‑many searches sent to a simulated central EES in Strasbourg. Tests compare 10 fingerprints vs 4, reveal data quality problems across member states, show false rejection in double digits undermining throughput, expose two‑passport overstays bypassing checks, and flag retention and stamp abolition as major privacy risks.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:10Border control technologies overview
- 5:47Data-driven risks
- 28:28EU vs non-EU data handling
- 32:29Biometric tech risks
- 50:17Smart borders pilot results
- 1:04:59Privacy enforcement in border systems
- 1:10:43Q&A
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