This may be true but the end game for governments is to have facial recognition everywhere. They start at the airport because "it doesn't matter, you are already giving your info out" and then we become OK with the idea so they start rolling it out for public transport and "it doesn't matter, you already do this every time you fly"
It seems to me that the only way to resist is to take a very hard rejection of facial recognition entirely in any situation.
It seems to me that the only way to resist is to take a very hard rejection of facial recognition entirely in any situation.