Face Surveillance & Biometrics
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NOLA.com: JPSO used facial recognition technology to arrest a man. The tech was wrong.
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Face Surveillance & Biometrics
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Privacy in Public
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Surveillance Oversight
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News
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FCW: Portman introduces two bills on facial recognition, AI in government
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Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights
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Face Surveillance & Biometrics
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Surveillance Oversight
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News
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Members of Congress Ask FBI to Provide Information on Law Enforcement Face Surveillance
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Face Surveillance & Biometrics
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Surveillance Oversight
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Updates
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Report: ID.me Lied to the IRS About Wait Times for Its Identity Verification Service
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Data Protection
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Face Surveillance & Biometrics
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Government Records & Privacy
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Surveillance Oversight
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Updates
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Italy Institutes Partial Moratorium on Facial Recognition
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Face Surveillance & Biometrics
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International Privacy Laws
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Privacy Laws
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Surveillance Oversight
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Updates
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The Rise of Chinese Surveillance Technology in Africa (Part 6 of 6)
There is no robust empirical evidence that the adoption of Chinese surveillance tools results in the reduction of crime. The continual procurement of these tools despite lack of evidence of efficacy raises a series of questions: why are local elites interested in procuring these tools? To what extent do these tools empower new forms of governmentality? What are the hidden costs of adopting digital surveillance tools for Kenya and other African states?
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Enforcement of Privacy Laws
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Face Surveillance & Biometrics
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International Privacy
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International Privacy Laws
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Privacy in Public
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Privacy Laws
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Surveillance Oversight
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Analysis
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Marketplace: Can your workplace store your fingerprint or facial scan data?
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Face Surveillance & Biometrics
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Privacy Laws
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Surveillance Oversight
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U.S. State Privacy Laws
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News
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Representative Lieu Introduces Bill to Limit Law Enforcement Face Surveillance
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Face Surveillance & Biometrics
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Privacy Laws
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Proposed U.S. Legislation
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Surveillance Oversight
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Updates
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EPIC, EFF, & NACDL Amicus Brief Urges NJ Court to Recognize Right to Discovery on Facial Recognition Used to Identify Defendant
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Face Surveillance & Biometrics
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Privacy & Racial Justice
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Surveillance Oversight
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Updates
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New Jersey v. Arteaga
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Face Surveillance & Biometrics
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Privacy & Racial Justice
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Surveillance Oversight
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Amicus Brief
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