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EU’s Entry-Exit border control platform mistakenly identifies two identical twin sisters in Romania
The European Union's new digital border control system EES mistakenly identified two identical twin sisters in Romania back in May of this year, highlighting some of the platform’s operational problems, according to Politico Europe.
Radu Dumitrescu · Journalist
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The European Union's new digital border control system EES mistakenly identified two identical twin sisters in Romania back in May of this year, highlighting some of the platform’s operational problems, according to Politico Europe.
The EES, launched on April 10, replaced passport stamps with a European database that uses biometric data, including facial recognition and fingerprints. Its implementation was delayed for four years due to technical difficulties.
