Quiz: Facial Recognition at Entry and Where It Is Prohibited

Facial recognition systems in hospitality environments are typically used at entry points such as hotel lobbies and restaurant entrances.

The process of facial recognition involves converting facial features into mathematical representations called faceprints.

The Information Commissioner’s Office prohibits automatic surveillance of guests in hotel corridors without explicit consent.

ISO 27701 clause 8.2.3 requires organisations to maintain records of data processing activities related to facial recognition.

Staff must ensure that facial recognition data is stored securely using encryption and access controls.