The strongest compliance position is not holding the data at all. Because no biometric template or face image is ever stored, there is no biometric database to govern, breach, or delete — which materially reduces the scope of GDPR, CCPA and BIPA obligations. Data handling is GDPR-aligned throughout.
This is architecture, not policy: the compliance posture doesn't depend on a promise to handle biometric data carefully, because there is no stored biometric data to handle. (This article is general information, not legal advice — organizations should confirm their own regulatory position.)
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