Corsight’s real-time biometric surveillance in Bogotá public transit results in six arrests
In Bogotá, U.S. and UK-headquartered facial recognition provider Corsight has partnered with metropolitan police to complete a 30-day proof of…
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In Bogotá, U.S. and UK-headquartered facial recognition provider Corsight has partnered with metropolitan police to complete a 30-day proof of…
Language in proposed revised regulation of eIDAS in the European Union is being loudly rebuffed by 335 individuals and civil…
The U.S. government no longer will offer incentives to domestic companies selling biometric surveillance and related goods to other nations…
Security camera trade publication IPVM has published its first-ever Facial Recognition Rankings, which indicate significant differences between the performance claimed…
A seemingly impossibly small radar sensor capable of detecting biometrics including heart beats has been created by researchers at the…
In Southampton, England, bouncers at seven different venues will wear cameras with facial recognition in a 3 month trial to…
Fraser Sampson remains unhappy with the UK government’s stance on privacy, comparing the decision to abolish his office and remove…
A special U.S. Congressional commission is urging the departments of Commerce, State and Treasury to restrict the export of DNA…
Two of the world’s most rigidly authoritarian regimes have deep-seated problems with Islam and intend to erase their problems using…
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC), an advocacy group specializing in privacy and human rights, recently urged the United Kingdom’s…