Broadside from Scotland: UK is undemocratic with biometric surveillance
Scotland’s biometrics commissioner is warning the nation is moving toward autocracy and inappropriate biometric surveillance is making “democratic backsliding” easier….
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Scotland’s biometrics commissioner is warning the nation is moving toward autocracy and inappropriate biometric surveillance is making “democratic backsliding” easier….
Police in the UK have been using the country’s passport holder database to conduct facial recognition searches without public disclosure,…
Fewer than half of facial recognition searches requested by police in Massachusetts returned a match, according to a report by…
Speaking to a reporter in the U.S., a law professor recently said he doesn’t use biometric locks on his phone…
During the first visit by an FBI director to India in twelve years, current agency director Christopher Wray urged Indian…
The advantages of biometric surveillance by police in the U.S. remain subjective and still not universally accepted. For example, a…
A clause in a new UK criminal justice bill gives police the green light to run facial recognition searches on…
In Albuquerque, New Mexico, officials are seeking additional funding to support the city’s real-time crime center, which has seen a…
New legislation may not be needed to underpin live facial recognition in the UK, according to an analysis by a…
An argument against giving police facial recognition surveillance is that transparency is hard to guarantee because law enforcement officials equate…