Property-access fight in NYC draws a biometric privacy lawsuit
A proposed class action has been filed against Madison Square Garden Entertainment alleging the company is violating New York City’s…
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No dismissal in unique face biometric court fight in NYC
A New York City lawsuit will continue over the legality of using face-matching algorithms to score points in a corporate…
NYC grocery stores fight proposed facial recognition ban
Grocery store owners in New York City oppose a bill that would limit use of facial recognition software, saying the…
New Yorkers sue Amazon, Starbucks over biometrics use in cashierless stores
Amazon and coffee retailer Starbucks are being sued in U.S. federal district court for misusing customers’ biometric identifiers. The proposed…
4 US governments get biometric privacy rules on the table, off the ground
U.S. state and local governments are pinching off the abilities of businesses to freely use facial recognition algorithms on their…
Aggressive automation stance in NY pays off for vendors
New York City’s mayor has a message for companies selling technology that might help crime rates to continue to fall:…
New Amazon biometric-scan cases in media-saturated NYC could add to tech opposition
Amazon is fighting two new federal biometric privacy lawsuits involving its Go physical stores, both of which were filed in…
Face-scanning tussle in Manhattan gets bigger, louder
Madison Square Garden in New York City has a colorful and pugilistic past, one that can be seen reflected in…
More taking sides in NYC facial recognition discrimination saga
What biometrics needs is a noisy and petty soap opera, and that is what it will get. The slap fight…
Welcome to high-class Manhattan, facial recognition. This will be interesting
Anyone who thought the story about a major New York City venue owner using facial recognition to nettle attorneys would…
