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Facial Recognition at Madison Square Garden

Schneier on Security
· July 31, 2026

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Madison Square Garden utilizes facial recognition software to scan everyone entering the facility, including flagging certain groups such as activists who oppose the use of facial recognition. The system was reportedly turned off for a Taylor Swift event. It is noted that Taylor Swift has used facial recognition at her own concerts to identify stalkers. This discrepancy highlights a perceived double standard in privacy and surveillance. The facility's use of facial recognition has been criticized, particularly for targeting specific individuals and groups. The shutdown of the system for a high-profile event like Swift's underscores the inconsistent application of surveillance technology.

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