Privacy Laws Could Hamper Virtual Try-On Features
Retailers may back away from virtual try-on features to head off potential privacy lawsuits. Virtual try-on systems leverage computer vision and augmented…
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Retailers may back away from virtual try-on features to head off potential privacy lawsuits. Virtual try-on systems leverage computer vision and augmented…
Serbia’s Personal Data Protection Commissioner is opposing the Ministry of the Interior’s plan to acquire a powerful new surveillance tool. The Interior…
Controversial facial recognition startup Clearview AI has found its way onto the receiving end of yet another fine, and as a result faces the prospect of…
According to a recent post on the website for the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC), controversial facial recognition startup Clearview AI violated…
In a move meant to help keep communities safe during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, two of Australia’s most populous states have announced trials of a system…
AnyVision is sharing a few tips for businesses that need to comply with New York City’s new Biometrics Privacy Law, which went into effect last month. The law…
British Columbia’s Information and Privacy Commissioner is officially investigating the federal Liberal party’s use of facial recognition technology.…
The Alberta Privacy Commissioner has completed its investigation of the Babylon Health App, concluding that the app violates the province’s Health Information…
The lawyers at Lewis, Brisbois, Bisgaard, & Smith LLP have written a brief primer that explains the potential ramifications of New York City’s new Biometric…
The Liberal Party of Canada is facing criticism from privacy advocates for its use of facial recognition during its internal nominations process. The…