Big Data allows governments to spy on citizens with impunity
Governments in North America will increase their use of “Big Data” technologies to spy on their citizens. A recent report…
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Governments in North America will increase their use of “Big Data” technologies to spy on their citizens. A recent report…
The Iowa Department of Public Safety is about to equip every Iowa sheriff’s department with an electronic signature pad, laptop…
Under changes to Australia’s privacy law, facial scans taken for passports, drivers’ licenses, or nightclub entry can now be kept…
Voting 1,206 to 320, students at Newcastle University have rejected biometric measures proposed to monitor course attendance on the school…
The Knesset in Israel has approved a trial of its new biometric database and issuance of associated smart identity cards,…
The Consumer Electronics Association, the producer of the annual International CES conference, has announced a broad array of panel discussions…
The 2013 International Summer School on Biometrics takes place June 10-15, 2013 in Alghero, Italy and this year, promises to…
Leto-bank, a subsidiary of Russia’s VTB, plans to deploy ATMs equipped with fingerprint scanners to authenticate its customers when banking…
Two porn websites are offering free facial recognition services to their users to find look-alikes or similar-looking performers online. SexFaceFinder.com…
Facial recognition technology is popping up everywhere: at the border, on your phone, at a red light and now, in…