Abstract

With the growing prevalence of biometric technology, individual traits are being stored in an increasing number of databases. Users must maintain a high degree of awareness regarding biometric data security. It's important not to provide biometric details without thorough consideration of its necessity, scrutinizing the existing security measures, and understanding the track record of any entity requesting such information. The laws and regulations concerning this matter vary widely depending on the user's location. The European Union is renowned for its stringent personal data protection laws and robust security standards, imposing reporting responsibilities on any entity that collects and requests user data. This article will delve into the regulations and policies surrounding biometric data protection within the European Union.

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