Proposed US privacy protections make it out of subcommittee, but the future’s dim
Muted concern about a privacy rights bill being debated in the U.S. House of Representatives did not prevent it this…
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Muted concern about a privacy rights bill being debated in the U.S. House of Representatives did not prevent it this…
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), the UK’s data regulator, has launched a plan to become better known and better used…
London Metropolitan Police have been paying members of the public £50 (US$59) to take part in live facial recognition testing…
The European Commission may be changing its mind about its proposed requirement for all European Union member states to incorporate…
A new report published by Cambridge University Press highlights data protection and justice concerns related to Brazil’s national digital ID….
UK-based tech research and advocacy organization The Ada Lovelace Institute has posted a critique of biometrics oversight in America, written…
Some of the claims in a biometric data privacy lawsuit against Microsoft are being remanded to state court, after the…
Irish officials may be questioned over the country’s plans for facial recognition technology for surveillance during a session with the…
Biometric privacy-enhancing technologies (BPET) could play a major role in protecting the sensitive information of Americans, experts told a House…
A moratorium on the use of facial recognition in New York State schools has not prevented a pair of districts…