New Zealand’s biometric regs were fine last year, now need a new look
Aotearoa New Zealand privacy regulator is preparing a series of public forums, or consultations, to learn how citizens want leaders…
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Aotearoa New Zealand privacy regulator is preparing a series of public forums, or consultations, to learn how citizens want leaders…
Scientists in Russia are claiming advances in deepfake creation that could make it easier to produce startlingly believable avatars. Their…
What if all the talk in the United States about one’s right to biometric privacy is limited to advocates, academics,…
Almost all discussion in the United States about facial recognition systems centers on government use and, more pointedly, on police…
Live facial recognition, the most contentious government implementation of AI surveillance, is looking attractive to law enforcement leaders in the…
Vietnam and The Philippines are moving on digital IDs, although only one of the South China Sea nations as part…
What happens if facial recognition surveillance cameras only capture a crime suspect from a too-oblique angle to make a confident…
Mobile driving licenses are being accepted for all bank transaction at America First Credit Union offices in Utah and Arizona….
A proposal already being politicized by anti-immigration forces in the United States would give immigrants a phot ID card for…
Amazon’s palmprint biometric payment readers are moving from a few prestige Whole Food locations in the United States to dozens…