Bermuda Human Rights Watchdog Raises FRT Concerns
The implementation of facial-recognition technology as part of Bermuda’s new security camera network has raised privacy and human rights concerns. The Bermuda…
Articles tagged with civil liberties
The implementation of facial-recognition technology as part of Bermuda’s new security camera network has raised privacy and human rights concerns. The Bermuda…
North Wales Police are conducting a two-day pilot program using live facial recognition technology at Holyhead Port. The technology aims to identify…
The Senate has passed a reauthorization bill for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)—and it excludes a bipartisan amendment that would have paused the…
The University of California has initiated an independent investigation into the recent violence on its campus. The investigation is being led by 21st Century…
London’s Metropolitan Police are facing privacy concerns after a Freedom of Information request exposed that officers accessed the controversial facial…
Authorities in Saxony have developed a surveillance system incorporating high-resolution cameras and real-time facial recognition. The system, initially kept…
Ohio’s Dayton Police Department resorted to facial recognition technology to identify a suspect in a violent assault case, marking a departure from their usual…
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit has ruled that police officers can compel a suspect to unlock their phone using a fingerprint without violating…
The Maryland General Assembly has passed what some are calling the nation’s strictest facial recognition regulations to date. The new legislation, soon to be…
According to a recent report by the website 38 North, North Korea plans to improve its ability to monitor its own citizen by increasing its surveillance…