Japan makes visitors pay for their biometric info to be collected

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Japan makes visitors pay for their biometric info to be collected
1:30 / January 10, 2019

The 1,000 yen tax will be charged on plane and boat tickets and used to fund facial recognition initiatives at airports.

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