Earlier this month, the Washington Post reported on a new biometric identification system that the Montgomery County Department of Recreation plans to begin using this fall. This week, I’m quoted in the Washington Examiner about the privacy implications of creating a biometric database to keep track of entry into recreation and senior centers in Maryland.

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