The major Aussie stadiums using facial recognition technology

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Some of Australia's major stadiums are using controversial facial recognition technology, often without spectators' knowledge or consent, according to Australia's consumer advocacy group. 9News

"We're particularly worried about Qudos Bank Arena, owned by Ticketek's parent company TEG - one of the biggest players in the Australian data broking space," Bower said.

Qudos Bank Arena has a capacity of 21,000 and hosts major entertainment events like the upcoming Disney on Ice and US popstar Lizzo's concert. As a result of the findings, Choice is calling for stronger regulation of facial recognition technology to protect customers' privacy.Bower said if the technology is being used, customers should have the option to opt in or out.

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