Privacy International warns that biometrics at sports stadiums infringe on human rights
The use of facial recognition at sports stadiums and arenas represents a threat to people’s rights to privacy and to…
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The use of facial recognition at sports stadiums and arenas represents a threat to people’s rights to privacy and to…
An advocacy group protesting police use of facial recognition in the UK alleges that Parliament is providing poor oversight of…
Pakistan’s legislature is considering a data protection bill that defines biometrics as “sensitive personal data” and mandates the creation of…
The European Digital Identity (EUDI) Wallet is about to create an “unprecedented” risk for Europeans in their online and offline…
The European Ombudsman has agreed with civil society complainants by concluding that the European Commission was “not able to demonstrate…
UN Sustainable Development Goal 16.9 is being interpreted by governments and the private sector in ways that promote digital identity…
Since the beginning of the pandemic, an increasing number of face biometrics developers have stepped up their efforts to improve…
The controversial scheme to give everyone an India a Unique Health ID (UHID) has continued apace with 140 million people…
Privacy International has begun a series of investigations into the technologies behind foundational digital identity systems in place around the world….
The use of Live Facial Recognition Technology (LFRT) by police and private companies in parts of the United Kingdom, as…