The United Kingdom’s Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner is calling for public comment on plans to revise the country’s Surveillance Camera Code of Practice. AnyVision, pursuant to its ethical guidelines, […]

CyberLink‘s biometric technology is now being used in a connected camera platform from QNAP Systems, the companies have announced. Based in Taiwan, QNAP specializes in Network Attached Storage (NAS) solutions, […]

The Russian facial recognition specialist NtechLab is expanding into the Middle East. The company has opened a new office in Abu Dhabi, from which representatives will market its products to […]

The New York Police Department (NYPD) is once again coming under fire for its deceptive surveillance practices. The latest backlash comes courtesy of the Legal Aid Society and the Surveillance […]

CyberLink continues to improve its FaceMe Security surveillance platform. The latest update introduces a new Monitor Add-on that will allow security guards to keep tabs on as many as nine […]

Fight for the Future is spearheading a campaign to ban the use of facial recognition technology in restaurants and retail outlets. The appropriately-named Ban Facial Recognition in Stores campaign has […]

The Mayor of West Lafayette, Indiana, is throwing himself in front of a bill that would ban the police use of facial recognition. The West Lafayette City Council has postponed […]

Israeli police are backing a bill that would give them sweeping biometric surveillance powers. The bill was recently published in draft form, and would codify a practice that has already […]

Another Chinese facial recognition company has been added to a US government blacklist over its alleged involvement in human rights abuses in China’s Xinjiang region. The company in question, DeepGlint, […]

According to a recent report by the Government Accountability Office (GAO), six U.S. federal agencies used biometric facial recognition software in their efforts to identify protesters who demonstrated in the […]