US jails expand continuous biometric monitoring as data rules lag
A growing number of U.S. jails are moving beyond periodic checks of people in custody toward continuous physiological and video-based…
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A growing number of U.S. jails are moving beyond periodic checks of people in custody toward continuous physiological and video-based…
LEO Technologies has launched a pair of AI products that expand correctional surveillance beyond the content of incarcerated people’s communications,…
The UK government has announced the digitalization of the prison system, with a new biometric ID system aimed at preventing…
A U.S.–Peru security cooperation initiative announced last week puts biometric identity technology inside Peru’s prison system as Washington accelerates a…
By Professor Fraser Sampson, former UK Biometrics & Surveillance Camera Commissioner In the criminal justice setting there are two questions in…
The U.S. federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) is asking private industry and community groups to propose new ways of running…
The Russian government wants to collect biometric data of convicts without their consent. For this purpose, the Ministry of Justice…
Taiwan-based fingerprint biometrics provider Aratek says a partnership with Indian firm Dialtronics helped improve the authentication system for inmates across…
Inmates being held at correctional facilities across South Africa will from today undergo biometric voter registration ahead of the country’s…
Fourteen prisons in the Pakistani state of Sindh are now equipped with biometric systems for the identification and monitoring of…