Norfolk Constabulary Scans 50,000 Faces in First Live Facial Recognition Deployment
Norfolk Constabulary scanned 50,000 faces and identified two suspects in its first live facial recognition deployment in Norwich, as UK police LFR use…
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Norfolk Constabulary scanned 50,000 faces and identified two suspects in its first live facial recognition deployment in Norwich, as UK police LFR use…
Apple requires UK iPhone users to verify their age via credit card or ID scan with iOS 26.4, automatically restricting features for unverified or underage…
NSW publishes a code of practice for facial recognition in gaming venues, setting standards for voluntary use ahead of mandatory requirements under new…
Pimloc has appointed Andre Greco as vice president of U.S. sales, adding a senior hire with more than 30 years of security industry experience to lead the…
Quebec has opened a public consultation on the use of biometrics for access to online government services, giving residents a formal channel to weigh in on how…
Australia’s Office of the Australian Information Commissioner has published guidance on age assurance technologies, setting out privacy expectations for…
Norfolk Police will deploy live facial recognition in Norwich for the first time, extending UK police use of the technology beyond long-running forces.
US senators press Meta to explain how facial recognition in future smart glasses would handle consent, privacy, retention and bystander protections in public.
Welcome to ID Tech’s digest of identity industry news. Here’s what you need to know about the world of digital identity and biometrics today: UK Fraud Strategy…
Canada tabled new lawful access legislation this week as the federal government seeks to close a gap between its surveillance powers and those of its Five Eyes…