Detroit Police Facial Recognition Use Drops 91 Percent After Settlement Tightens Policy
The Detroit Police Department used facial recognition technology nine times in 2025 to identify suspects in violent crime investigations, a 91 percent decline…
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Credas and Finity Embed DIATF-Certified Biometric Right-to-Work Checks in UK Payroll Workflows
UK identity verification provider Credas Technologies has partnered with payroll platform Finity to embed biometric right-to-work checks directly into payroll…
Disneyland Rolls Out Facial Recognition at Park Entry With Opt-Out Lanes Available
Disneyland Resort has deployed facial recognition technology at the entrances to both Disneyland and Disney California Adventure, matching guests’ faces…
Lawton Police Department Moves Into Active Deployment Phase With Clearview AI After Council Vote
The Lawton Police Department has entered the active deployment phase of its Clearview AI facial recognition program following Lawton’s Clearview AI policy…
DHS FY2027 Budget Funds $7.5M Smart Glasses for ICE Biometric ID
DHS has included a $7.5 million smart glasses program in its FY2027 budget, giving ICE agents hands-free real-time biometric identification in the field.
CyberLink FaceMe Integrates with Asteria Gravio for No-Code Workflows
CyberLink FaceMe Security integrates with Asteria Gravio via webhooks, routing facial recognition events to 60-plus enterprise tools without custom code.
Panasonic Adds Device-Locked QR for Unattended Biometric Enrollment
Panasonic updates its Site Management Service with device-locked QR codes, letting workers self-enroll in facial recognition without administrator oversight.
Brazil State Bill Would Require Facial Recognition for Age Gates
A Minas Gerais state bill, PL 5457/2026, would mandate facial recognition for identity and age verification before access to content restricted from minors.
ACLU Says 14 Wrongful Arrests Now Tied to Police Facial Recognition
The ACLU says 14 wrongful arrests are now publicly documented in the US due to police reliance on facial recognition, citing the Kimberlee Williams case.
Lawton City Council Approves Clearview AI Policy for Police Use
Lawton, Oklahoma’s City Council voted 8-0 to adopt a formal policy governing the police department’s use of Clearview AI facial recognition technology.