Japan makes visitors pay for their biometric info to be collected The 1,000 yen tax will be charged on plane and boat tickets and used to fund facial recognition initiatives at airports.

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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