If getting through Denver International Airport security using TSA PreCheck isn't fast enough, here's something new you can opt into.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has launched a faster version of PreCheck that's currently in use at 15 airports across the country.

The new TSA PreCheck Touchless ID system uses facial recognition software to speed fliers through security lines. Critics worry that travelers data may be misused.

The TSA is moving aggressively to redefine how passengers move through airports with the launch of its new eGates pilot this week.

Facial recognition technology is now in use for security screening at some of the nation’s busiest airports, with TSA’s PreCheck Touchless ID available at 15 locations including Chicago O’Hare, Dallas

"We recently launched TSA PreCheck Touchless ID at O’Hare International Airport, which allows travelers to seamlessly drop off their bags and make it quickly through security – all without ...

TSA's PreCheck Touchless ID technology is being used at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, allowing travelers to verify identity without physical ID.

Over the past several months, the TSA has moved forward with its TSA PreCheck Touchless ID, bringing the new technology to 15 airports around the country. The new technology provides a much faster and more efficient option for travelers as they go through airport security, but it's also led to some questions, as well.