Disney Sued Over New Facial Recognition Technology at Disneyland Entrances Disneyland's adoption of facial recognition technology has sparked a class action lawsuit, raising crucial questions about consumer protection and the responsibility that comes with collecting sensitive biometric data.
The suit, filed by New York based attorney Blake Hunter Yagman on behalf of Summer Christine Duffield, alleges that Disney fails to adequately disclose its use of facial recognition at park entrances.
The increasing reliance on biometric data without sufficient transparency or consumer consent is a broader trend in the tech industry.