Sainsbury’s rolls out Facewatch LFR, Tesco gets retrospective with Auror
Automated security cameras and facial recognition are growing presences in UK shops as a theft prevention measure, with Tesco announcing…
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Ireland to introduce retrospective facial recognition for police by summer
Ireland will introduce facial recognition legislation soon meaning the controversial technology could be on Irish streets by the summer. Ireland’s…
Ireland to introduce a bill on retrospective facial recognition use by police
Legislators in Ireland plan to introduce a standalone bill governing the use of facial recognition by its police force before…
UK police forces trialing retrospective facial recognition from bodycam maker
British police forces are testing retrospective facial recognition software provided by Reveal, which also has a product line of bodycams…
Why biometrics are an urgent agenda item for police oversight boards
By Professor Fraser Sampson, former UK Biometrics & Surveillance Camera Commissioner The more that the police can do with biometric technology,…
UK police widen live facial recognition deployments despite opposition
Live facial recognition deployments continue to expand across the UK, with police reporting arrests, missing-person recoveries and compliance monitoring from…
UK ICO finds police facial recognition use mostly compliant with data regulations
The UK Information Commissioner’s Office says police are using facial recognition in ways that meet their regulatory compliance obligations, for…
Asda to deploy Auror crime intelligence platform across its stores following London trial
UK supermarket chain Asda is massively expanding its use of Auror, the crime reporting and intelligence platform. Following a trial…
British Transport Police extends live facial recognition trial into Underground stations
The British Transport Police (BTP) are expanding its live facial recognition trial with deployments in London Underground stations. The first…
Born bad – can biometrics decode criminality?
By Professor Fraser Sampson, former UK Biometrics & Surveillance Camera Commissioner As we look to facial recognition and other biometrics to…
