Is it safe to verify with CLEAR?

Whether you are traveling, at the stadium, or on your phone, CLEAR connects you to the things that make you, you – making everyday experiences easier, more secure, and friction-free. CLEAR is committed to privacy done right. Members are always in control of their own information, and we never sell member data.



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CLEAR has been found by TSA to meet the NIST 800-53 HIGH baseline for security and privacy controls. CLEAR is also certified as a Department of Homeland Security Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology.

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CLEAR uses biometrics to replace your I.D. for faster entry at stadiums, airports, and other venues across the country. Biometrics are unique biological characteristics that can be used to identify you, including your eyes, fingerprints, and face.

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How much does Clear cost? CLEAR® Plus Credit costs $189 per year for expedited airline security. The Clear app is free to download and includes free access to Clear Sports and the Clear Health Pass as well as other basic identity verification services.

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Last year Clear (another U.S.-based security expediting platform that costs $189 per year) acquired virtual queuing company Whyline and has since partnered with airports in North America and Europe to develop a security line reservation system called Reserve by Clear.

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Clear is not necessarily better than Global Entry, as both programs improve the experience of two very different parts of travel. Clear saves you time going through security screenings ahead of travel, while Global Entry saves you time at customs when reentering the U.S. after international travel.

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It's simple! Once you've downloaded the CLEAR pass for CPB Mobile Boarder Protection app, build your profile by taking a selfie and scanning your passport any time before your trip.

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Verification Process In total, the TSA raised concerns about almost 49,000 Clear customers who were enrolled despite facial-recognition software flagging them as non-matches, and concluded its broader methods were inherently inferior to how the government checks travelers' IDs, the people said.

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