US biometric surveillance database reaches 10,000 data points
A privacy advocate’s database counting the United States government bodies that surveil citizens’ biometric identifiers reportedly now has 9,850 data…
A privacy advocate’s database counting the United States government bodies that surveil citizens’ biometric identifiers reportedly now has 9,850 data…
Edmonton Police Service has asked the public to help identify a suspect from a computer-generated image based on DNA phenotyping,…
‘RoboCop’ was brutal satire about policing, but a team of researchers at a U.S. national lab may see it as…
Two digital rights groups and a defendants’ rights association are arguing in a New Jersey court that evidence discovery in…
A final vote is still forthcoming, but San Francisco, famous for beckoning people to travel there with flowers in their…
UK-based tech research and advocacy organization The Ada Lovelace Institute has posted a critique of biometrics oversight in America, written…
Biometrics-enabled vehicles – autonomous and otherwise – continue to be introduced in various forms, and related new technologies developed, while…
The high tide for U.S. restrictions on police use of facial recognition might have come and gone. Seventeen partial or…
Guardian RFID, a Maple Grove, Minnesota-based company that specializes in correctional facility technology, has launched a cloud product that utilizes…
State legislators in California are proposing copycat legislation modeled on the regulation which has proven most punitive for businesses using…