Biometry in Elections: Understand How Biometric Identification Works
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Whether applying for a passport or checking at the airport, biometric facial recognition is a matter of course today. People with dark skin can be disadvantaged. A worldwide unique research project from Darmstadt wants to change this.
The fingerprints are already part of the daily life of Brazilians to unlock mobile phones, access banking applications and confirm identity in various services. In the elections, biometrics have also gained space as an ally of security, allowing Electoral Justice to confirm the identity of the voter quickly and reliably before the release of the electronic ballot box. For the elections 2026, according to the Supreme Electoral Court (TSE), 88% of…
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