REGULATING USE BY LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITIES OF LIVE FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY IN PUBLIC SPACES: AN INCREMENTAL APPROACH

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UK academic argues for local policy updates on live facial recognition over legislation

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Existing laws are enough for live facial recognition in public places

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New research from Brunel University London explains why the use of live facial recognition (LFR) technology by law enforcement…

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