Understanding the Scope of NYC’s Biometrics Law and its Implications for Businesses

  The use of biometrics in the private sector has significantly expanded despite the disastrous fate of Clearview AI but in a more limited and cautious form.[1] Google has rolled out biometric verification to the Play Store using fingerprint and facial recognition technology on device, which users can set as their default form of verification.[2] Apple uses Face and Touch ID to protect devices and payment information. Both are entirely on device, and the only processing is the transmission from the sensor to the Secure Enclave, which encrypts and stores the user’s biometric information.[3] JPMorgan has also launched a biometrics…

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