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Will Scotland be the first nation to pass primary legislation covering live FRT?

The Scottish privacy commissioner continues to express consternation over the potential use of live facial recognition by Police Scotland. Meanwhile,…

 

UK regulators pan patchwork policy for law enforcement facial recognition

The UK’s two Biometrics Commissioners shared cautionary observations about the use of facial recognition in law enforcement over the weekend…

 

Opinions on UK Online Safety Act emphasize importance of enforcement

Online safety legislation is making headlines around the world. But in places where laws have taken effect, are they proving…

 

Certainty vs flexibility – does the UK need a Biometric Surveillance Act?

By Professor Fraser Sampson, former UK Biometrics & Surveillance Camera Commissioner Last week London became a city of two tales. Two…

 

London police win legal challenge against live facial recognition deployment

London’s Met Police force has won a legal challenge to its use of live facial recognition, allowing them to continue…

 

Corsight revealed as facial recognition supplier for Canadian police bodycam trial

The face biometrics algorithms used by police in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada on body-worn cameras during a recent trial is supplied…

 

UK turns to better CCTV, facial recognition use for national knife crime strategy

The UK government has presented a new national strategy to tackle knife crime, which includes upgrading CCTV coverage to minimize…

 

Cybersecurity pro demonstrates IAD importance for facial recognition at RSAC 2026

Jake Moore believes the identity stack is broken. But instead of just willing his belief into reality, the global cybersecurity…

 

Evaluations of Corsight live facial recognition follow Essex Police pause

Essex Police paused its live facial recognition (LFR) deployments after identifying potential accuracy and bias risks, an audit published this…

 

London testing facial recognition app for police as another false match surfaces

London police will soon start testing “operator-initiated facial recognition” (OIFR), a mobile app that allows officers to photograph a person…

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