Disneyland uses facial recognition for park entry, with opt-out options available

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Disneyland is now using facial recognition technology at park entrances to streamline entry and prevent fraud. The system is optional, with guests able to opt-out for manual ticket validation, though photos may still be taken. Disney states images are converted to numerical values and deleted within 30 days. This expansion follows testing, with some guests reporting they were unaware the technology was optional, raising privacy concerns.


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