‘Only in our best interest, right?’ Public perceptions of police use of facial recognition technology

Overview of attention for article published in Police Practice and Research, June 2021

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Law enforcement and civil society grapple with facial recognition policy, transparency

Biometric Update.com, 21 Dec 2021

Civil society groups around the world are calling for greater transparency in uses of facial recognition by police, and the...

MIL-Evening Report: Information is key to public support for police use of facial recognition technology

Foreign Affairs New Zealand, 15 Dec 2021

– By Kelly Hine, Lecturer in Criminology, University of the Sunshine Coast Last week, it was police in South Wales and Gwent…

Information is key to public support for police use of facial recognition technology

Yahoo! News, 15 Dec 2021

Last week, it was announced police in South Wales and Gwent would be the first in the UK to deploy real-time facial recognition…

Information is key to public support for police use of facial recognition technology

Newsbreak, 15 Dec 2021

Last week, it was announced police in South Wales and Gwent would be the first in the UK to deploy real-time facial recognition…

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